.N^-^' .=-"■ , . , , % ■>%. <^ '' > . c-s- ■.: "^^^' _ ^h. .cs^ .^^-^ '■«. "<;p. * a'^^ .'^"* '• ^^ ■>.Vi-- ^/j. 3 M \ V "^-^ ■% c^^ N ^ o « s^ l'^ » V * ^O ./-^ .7 .^:^''\,l'^W^ ^ ^.. ^,^ ^^^ '• •/-.- v> * ^ * " / . \> ■''^^ .0-' >-^' .% v>\ c ■>%. ^N « I > °"'' -X. ... .*-'--. 0-' ^6. "*. -"„^' .Aj,'*-' % "^" y AV '^c ^. C^' -"/ ♦ -^^ ,»•' » ^\> -^ . \* '^^ .^-^ ._^ ' ^^ "^y. / vv "-^J- f ^^°^■ ■>'. A-^^V .% '^ ^^ V' A. A •>' vOO. / » 1 \ • ii ,0 c. ^0■' C-, r/- v^ ^^ v^^ A-iS '•^^. V^ 'Xp,^' '^./^^*.oT^ :^\.o^ .#^ 9p. ^. NOTABLE MEN OF. KENTUCKY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 20IP CENTURY (1901-1902) EDITED BY BENk^LaBREE, Author of "The Pictorial Battles of the Civil War," "Confederate Soldier in the Civil War," " Camp Fires of the Confederacy,'' " Battle Field and Quarter Dcwk , " Compiler of Admiral Porter's " Naval History of the Civil War;" Editor and Director of Publication of the "Historical Album Knights Templar,'' Sec, Sec, Sec. PUBLISHERS: GEO. G. FETTER PRINTING CO. LOUISVILLE, KY. P/fc^/oE/vr Geo. O.Fqttei^ O Pf<[l\TT^G (o. r ^ vx: ^J"^ ^"yy . t- fy < !».. —^vv ^ ^y^^ v 4~^~f>^ rv\ y-y y^ i /v^fi- wTnrt^ ?v P/?css of^Tf/cQco.O.Ferre/f r-wAfr/A/oQ). loe/zsV/l-LE. /CK Uoc^ooocz>oooc:z>oooC3ooo<^:30oocr=cooc^>ooo;^30oo<::z3ciooc3oooc=oooc=;cooc:30oocs oc:r>oooc:>oooo 5cn. La ^I'cc. INTRODUCTION. @NE OF AMERICA'S most distinguislied citizens, referring to tliis work, declared it invaluable to liim because it brings into view, in compact shape, tlie faces of hundreds of his intimate friends and acquaint- ances, the contem.plation of which affords him unbounded pleasure and gratification, besides including, as it does, an aggregation of Kentucky men who have in their respective fields or spheres earned a share of pub- lic notice by reason of their intellectual talents and business ability. Men come upon the stage of life, play their respective parts in the great drama of time and events, and then pass away. Some, by reason of the impress which they make upon those of their time and generation, live on in history, while others— the greater number— die and are forgot- ten. The love of posthumous fame is inherent in most men. Those who attain to distinction in life are solicitous that such distinction be trans- mitted as a legacy to their descendants, and to posterity outside the bands of consanguinity. This is a noble instinct; one which prompts men to higher aims and deeds, and brings out of each liis best and utmost endea- vors to deserve the approbation of his fellow men. We love to contemplate the success of friends in their respective vocations, and to dwell upon their virtues after they have gone off the stage of life. In no way can we obtain such a comprehensive and pleas- urable view of them, their just fame, their virtues and accomplishments,^ as in a Avork like tliis. The scope of the work and the time allotted rendered it impossible to include every man prominent in his respective vocation, but we have, we feel assured, presented within these pages a very great numlier of the men who have made their mark, in various ways, in the State of Kentucky. On account of the great space it would have required, the titles and explanations are not lengthy. In every instance they have been con- densed to between four and seven lines. This brevity was rendered neces- sary in order to prevent the work assuming a size too voluminous. In 6 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." addition to the portraits, their titles and classitications, tnere is in this volume an index divided into two sections, the first containing the names, the second the topics or vocations. At tii'st ghmce this might appear to be a plain, simple compilation, Imt the preparation of these 228 pages required nearlj' eighteen months of patient laboi-, and the work will, we feel assured, receive the approbation of all who take an interest in biography. The title, " Notable Men of Kentucky," is used in its broadest sense. It has been interpreted to mean those who, whether born within the limits of the Commonwealth or not, represent interests or connections within its borders, or wlio ha^'e served to illus- trate or illumine the progress of the State. Tliat t lie work is not com- plete nor perfect is admitted. It is hoped, liowevei-, tliat, as a whole, it will receive general approval, because of the fact that it brings together, at one view as it were, the faces of so many who are worthy representa- tives of their fellowmen in the several walks of life. The uses of a work of this kind are unlimited. Aside frcmi tlie per- sonal satisfactic^n or pleasui^e it atfords, it will pro\'e iii\'alual)le as a refer- ence book for liln-aries, newspaper offices, counting rooms, and generally" in the homes and places of business of people everywhere. During the compilation of the work, some of its subjects have passed away, both young and middle-aged. As the j^ears slip l^y, others will go, and tlie steady procession to the grave will go on until all wliose faces appeal' within these pages shall have paid the last great del it of nature. Future generations will then pick up the l)ook, and contemplate with renewed interest the faces of those on the pages within it. Looking l)ackwai'd as they gaze, will rise into view those who, in their day and generation, illustrated the genius and Viusine.ss effort of their time, and who, by their merits and accomplishments, were entitled to be preserved within the pages of "Notable ]\ren of Kentucky'.' PRINTING. The printing of a Ijook like this, aside from the great amount of la- bor bestowed in the collection of its sulijects, and tlieir arrangement, is a notable uudei'taking for any publisliing iiouse. Each sheet impres- sion is from a form of sixteen pages, containing 64 portraits, every one of which must be sliown up to its full value. The press work must be A-1, or this value, or acme of excellence, can not be satisfactorily set out to the eye. The ordinar\' liigh speed press of the newspaper can rush its forms FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." 7 througli. But where there are artistic features to be sought, or produced, tlie matter of time and s])eed are minor considei'ations. In tine hook-malving, tlie most perfect register and impression are absolutely necessary ; else, the end sought will fail of materialization. Hence, only the finest and most perfect presses are used. This volume of bttt llfceen different forms— 50,000 80x40 inch sheets, —on which a modern press has been engaged for several months, will afford some idea of the difference between book and newspaper ^vork. The print- ing ^was done by the Geo. Ci. Fetter Printing Co. The style of its exe- cution speaks for Itself, and will bear the inspection of the most critical connoisseur on the art of book-making. PHOTOGRAPHS AND ENGRAVING. Over nine hundred portraits, made by the skilled engravers of the Hey bach-Bush Co., make this the most comprehensive collection of true likenesses ever published for any State except New York. These portraits are all exact reproduction of photographs from life, made by such eminent artists as : Doerr, W5d3rant, Munfort, McFadden, Klauber, Mullen, Fox, Bowles, Johnston, Schlegel, Miller, G-unther, Asmus, Johns, Standiford, Fearnaught, ThussctLind, Jones, Spengler, Wolff, and others. More than eight hundred of stich original photographs were made for this collection, and in order to make a reasonably satisfactory selec- tion, it was found necessary to accumulate nearly fifteen hundred photo- graphs. The pictures have been classified into groups, affording at a glance a coterie of those who liaA^e been, or are, conspicuous in any particular vocation. THE EDITOR. INDEX TO PORTRAITS. A PAGE. Al.raiii. AV. .1 191 Aekormaii. Ui-v. Oscai-. D. C. L 21 Ackeniiaii. I'liilii) 211 Adauis, Walter S 152 Ahreus, Theodore, Sr 167 Alhers, Dr. Henry 109 Allen, F. S 1-10 Allen, John R 55 Anderson, Joseph Ray, M. 1) 100 Anderson, F. I'aul ^ Anderson, Simrall, M. D 93 Arnett. L. AV J9 Ashbrook, S. J 132 Asnuis. WohlLMuar 120 Averdick, James Andrew, M. D 101 Arerv, George C 166 Avritt, Samuel '^0 . 92 .189 . 4IJ .153 . 27 .157 .136 .163 .186 .105 Bailev, William O., M. D Baird, William Baker, Thomas II.. M. I) Baker, William A Baker, Kev. J. II Ballard, Capt. U. II Banks, David Bannon, William I' Barclay, Douglas Barnes. W. W., M. D., D. D. S Barnett. Cicero M 41 Barr, John W., Jr 142 Barr, Thomas D 161 Barret, James S 125 Barrow, David, M. D 96 Barth, Paul 228 Bartholomew, I'rof. Wm. II "8 Bax. Verv Uov. Lawrence 20 Baxter, Wm. Edwards, M. D., D. D. S 108 Beavers. Jas. M. S 171 Beckham. Gov. J. C. W 4b Bell. James K 154 Bell, John M J3b f'.euners, James W'.'yms, M. D 85 Bennett, Diller 196 Bennett, John 190 Bernh'?i.M. Bernard ^^^ Bethel Joxph «" 1*° I'.iles. John N^' -l^ Birch, G. Allen -14 Blackhnrn, .Toseph C S 44 Blackwell, Thomas. 130 Bhiiiioii. Kov. L. II., D. D •'! Bloom, I. N.. A. B., M. I' 83 Bodine. Jan:e'; -Mo/iison, M. D 06 Boldrl.'if, Georse D 109 Bonnie, Robert P -0£ B..miie, William 20, Bornwasser, Lonls P 214 Bosse, Henry. Jr 216 Bontelle, Walter W 117 Povd. J. O. A 149 Bracken. Rev. T. A., D. D 22 Brail V. J. Henry 118 Bradl.nrv. WilliaTU II 189 Bradlev, William 63 Bradlev. Dr. S. A 109 Brashear, Karle J.. M. D 97 Breckcl. t 'harles V 115 Breckinridire. Robert J 49 Breckinridge. W. C. V 64 B I'Aci:. Brennan. ("apt. John 158 Brewer. Wni. 1? 116 Bridges, Charles A 219 Bridges, Ishani 219 Brinly, John L 166 I'.rinly, Thomas C 166 Brown, Creel 208 Brown, Davis 208 Brown, Eli II 72 Brown, Hewett 208 Brown, James B E9 Brown. John Mason 73 Brown. V\.vy. John T 28 Brown. J. T. S., Jr 208 I'.rowii, J. T. S., Sr 208 Brown. John Young 63 Brown. M. II., M. D 108 Brown, Robert \\ 1H Bruce. Horatio W 67 Bruner, Ben L.. M. I) 102 P.rvan, James W 63 P.nckmaster. R. P 104 P.uikner. James M 220 P.iirnam, A. R 47 P.urnam, Curtis !•' 71 P.inroii. Rt. Rev. Lewis William. D. D 17 P.iisath. Anton 204 Bush. Sam Stone 123 Bush. Frank P 161 Buschemeyer, AVilliam G 184 C.ibell. Rev. P.. F 35 Cabell. John -M 35 Caldwell, A. J 191 ( 'a Idwell. John AV 139 Caldwell, Junius 152 Caldwell. I'eter 37 Campbell. Rev. Daniel S.. D. D 29 Campbell. I'ike 202 Cantrill, J. Campbell i)3 Carson, Robert C 123 Carter, A. I* 57 Carter, John A 188 Carter. Lillard 48 Cartledge. A. Alorgan, AI. D 89 ( 'aruth. Asher G 72 C.nstlemnn, Bi-ig.-Gen. John B 146 ( 'astleman, Breckinridge 146 Cauniissar. Thomas C 177 Cawcin. Madison J 112 Cecil. C. P.. Jr 224 Cecil. John G.. B. S.. M. D 83 Clianiberlain, Ed. AV 181 Ch.itterson. J. Marshall 69 Cheuault. John P. 50 Chenoweth. Henry. M. D 87 Chenoweth, James S., M. D 89 Cherrv, II. II 39 Ch<-rrv. T. C 39 Clark, Edward B 189 Clark. James S ISO Cl;ii'k. James, Jr 155 Clarke, F. IL, M. D 96 (^obli. Arthur 159 Cochran. Andrew M. J 40 Cochran. John 167 Coleman, Joseph S 170 Colljs. Rev. Mark. D. D 28 Colston. R. T 62 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. c PAGE. Conner, J. W 160 Conrad, Theophile 181 Cook. Arthur B 162 Cook. A. C. D. D. S 106 Cooke, L.vttletou 67 Cook, W. S 132 Coon. George S., M. L) 90 Cooper, A. R 200 Cooper, J. M 56 Cord. William H 36 Conlter. Gus. G 48 Covington. Joseph G 61 Cox, Attilla, Jr 69 Cox, Attilln 143 Cox, Luke 125 Cox. William N 154 Craddock, J. Giveus 113 Craft, Joseph A 41 Craig, Thomas P 59 Craik, Rev. Charles Kwell, D. D 18 Crane, William F 183 Crockett, T. Hiter 61 Croft. George W 87 Cross, George 190 Cross, George E 190 Crush. Charles L 193 Cummins. Rev Thomas. D. D 22 Cunningham, Ricliard II 65 Cns.-aden George W 204 Cusick, J. L 119 Danforth. George L 146 Danle.v, Rev. W. S., D. D 231 Darbv, P. H 77 Dargan, Rev. Edwin C, D. D 30 Daeul)le, F. Wm 169 Daeuble, John G 169 Daugherty, J. W.. D. D. S 105 Dangherty, W. H., M. D 130 Davidson. John Caldwell 149 Davis. Willis P 168 Dawes, Rev. Bourbon A., D. D 26 Deboe. William J 44 DeFuniak, F. R.. Jr 43 Dellaven. Frederiok, M. D., D. 104 Denhard. Brooks 184 Dial, J. M 78 Dickey. E 139 Dickson. Frank C 195 Dillv, Oscar C. P. H. G., M. D 88 Dixon, Archibald. M. D 99 Dodd. William J 159 Doerhoefer. Jolm 125 Doerr. J. Henrv 120 Dohertv, William B., M. D 92 Dorsey. Charles W 147 Downing. George Crutcher 37 Downs, George F 164 Drake, C. S 149 Dudley, Rt. Rev. Thomas Underwood, D. D., LL. D w 17 Dnke, Basil W 64 Dnniesnil. Harry 188 Duncah. Ellis. Dr 59 Duncan. Henrv. T 58 Dunn. Jesse T.. M. D 88 DnKelle. George 47 Durham, Ben. J 226 Durrett, Reuben T.. A. M., LL. D 65 Eager, Rev. George B., D. D 30 Earlv. Charles C 145 Eaton. Rev. Thomas T.. D. D 25 E PAOE. Edelen, T. L 75 Ehrmann, Ililmar 210 Ely, Rev. J. Calvin, D. D 33 Embrv. Henry F 214 Enelow. Rev. II. G., D. D 29 Ernst. Richard P 66 Erpeldinger, Frank 203 Escott, Jas. S 124 Estes, T. M 182 Estill, Rev. Reverdy, D. D 18 Evans, Thomas Crain, M. D 85 Evans, Walter 40 Fallis. Robert G.. M. D 84 Farr, B. Jones, M. D 91 Farris. :M. J 132 Fanlds. David P 118 Felix, Rev. Joseph S 27 Fenlev. Oscar 126 Fennell. Edward 51 Fenner, Rev. Harlan K., D. D 21 Ferguson, Edwin H 179 Ferguson, J. P., A. M., M. D 84 Fetter. Geo. G 114 Fitchner. Edward D 160 Fisher, J. B 58 Fitch. B. F. D 62 Fitzgerald. Rev Edward Shields 20 Ford, Arthur Y Ill Fort, Frank T., M. D 82 Frank, J. P 224 Franke, E. Carl 221 Franklin. Rol)ert B 55 Franks. E. T 41 Fritschner, George 198 Frogge. S. L.. A. B.. A. M 38 Frost. Rev. William Goodell. D. D., P. II. D. .. 36 Fruit. Edgar Newton, D. D. S 106 Fuller. Charles C 1.58 Fuqua. William M.. M. D 101 Gaertner. Philip A 73 Galleher. Paul C 43 Galvin. John W., M. D 87 Gardiner, Clarence R 152 Garman, I'rof . Harrison 34 Garr, Benjamin A., M. D 91 Garrett, Edward 137 Garrison. R. L 38 Gathriaht, Josiah B 174 Gathright. Owen 174 Gatterdam. Joseph 215 German, Edward C 114 Gilbert. George G 45 Glenn. D. A 55 Goldstein. Dr. G 108 Goodwin, Edward L 178 Goodwin. Ilonry U 118 Grabfelder. Samuel 205 Grainger. Charles F 58 Grant. Thomas Page, M. D 94 Grant. II. Horace. A. M., M. D 82 Grant. William B., M. D., D. D. S 105 Graves. Jacob II 128 Graves, Rev. A. C, D. D 25 Grav, W. B 155 Gray. Rev. B. D.. A. M., D. D 31 Green. Frank Karrick. M. D 102 Greene. Thomas B 56 Griffith. D. M., M. D 100 Grigsbv. W. F 79 Grinstead. William C 38 Grinstead. William B 224 10 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." G I'ACE. Gnil)l)S, Charles S 70 Gnibbs, Uev. Isaiah B 32 Guest. .Tames AV., M. D 94 GntTv. B. L. D 4ti Guilfoyh'. K.lwaid A VJH Gmith.T. F. T 2-4 Ji-vinc. .Joseph W. ]i'\\in. Ilarxcy S. H linger. S. W • ■ ■ 49 Ilageniiaii. B. C. A. M 33 llagfra rd. Kodne.v 76 llaUlenian, Brnce ll'i Ilald.'iuan, Walter N 110 Ilaldeiuan, Wm. B 110 Hale, Kev. Frederick Douglas. D. D 25 Ilalcv, I'erc.v 50 Hall, George C, Jr 136 Hamiltou, Kev. William Wistar 26 llausbro, W. L., D. D. S 106 Harbison, John J 174 Hardest.v, S. A 202 Hardwick, Frederick W 179 Hard.v, James Edward 165 Harlan, Samuel F 60 Harned, Mark K 171 Harper, George B 156 Harris, John G 224 Hawes. Rev. Thompson M., D. D 22 Hawlev, Rev. Fred V.. D. D 24 Ha.vs, Edwin W 126 Hazelrigg, James II 63 Head, Benj. T 135 Head, J. Samuel, Jr 135 Head. Richard C. T 135 Ile.iliue, Frank J I'l Hedden, S. C 194 Hegowald. John F. C ISl Ileissnian. Mark H 79 Helm, Charles J 67 Hemphill, Rev. Charles, D. D 22 Hendrick. J. Buford 140 Ilendrick. John K 68 Hendrix. Joseph Leonard 13S Ilerman.v. Charles 155 Herr. Roliert W 60 llersev, Major Ilenr.v B 43 Ileuser, Henr.v. M. D 84 llewett, Fayette 130 Hickman, George W 53 Hickman. Richard Baylor 168 Hill. C. B ■ 48 Hill. Edward George 211 Hill, Reuben D 40 Hindmun, Biscoe 148 Ilitc. William W 156 1 1 ( ibli t zell. Bruce 151 Hnbson, J. P 46 Ilobson. V. H.. A. M.. M. D., D. D. S 107 Hocker. T. Logan 150 Iloerter. Will F 215 Hoirartv. Verv Rev. Joseph A 20 Hoge. Charles E 130 Iloge. Rev. Peyton Harrison. D. D 24 1 loke. William B 54 Holconib. Rev. Steve P 27 Hollenbach. August 210 Ilolliiishead. Theodore IL, M. D 90 Holmes. Samuel B 42 Hord. William T 134 Howard. Younser, M. D 86 Hudson, Rev. Leslie H., D. D 24 Hughes, John C 185 Huuhes. John T 221 Iluhlein. Charles F 166 Hulscwede. Charles G 78 Hume. E. F., M. D 98 Hiuil. George Robinson, Jr 123 Hurt. Benjamin H 214 Hutchings. John Bacon 159 Jackson. J. B.. M, D 97 James. David II 128 Jefferson. Henry. T 191 Ji'tTcrson. Thomas 1 178 Jenkins. Rev. Burris A 32 Johnson, George E Ill Johnson, L. F 80 Jr. Ben. M. D 99 Letcher. James Hughes. M. D 99 Lewis. Charles M 116 Lewis, Fred N 124 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 11 L PAGE. Lewis, John (" 187 Lewis. John W 71 Lewis. ThoiuMS Stone. M. L) % I-ewni;ui, (Jeorire W lliij Lew, Ilenrv 191 Lilh'u-d. K. T '. -,l Lind, Fr;ink (' l:il I>in(ls,i.v, Willi.iia 44 Lindsey, Diinicl W SS Lipiiohl, r.en F 110 Litlmow, Jnnu's S Ifil Little, IL U l;;,S Litth\ Lncins 1' 65 Llo.vo,2:an, Knmiet G Ill Lon.i.'. Ceoi-ue J 167 l,(>i-tz. (instave N IGii Luviug. ileetor V 144 M Maas. John. Jr , 210 Mahon. J. C 142 Malone. John T 142 Mann. Jesse E 90 Mansfeld, Robert 177 Marcus, Edward H 162 MarshaU, Robert L 228 Marret. Joseph E 223 ^latlier, Lotran L 170 Mathews, Joseph McDowell, M. D., LL, D HI Maver, Alt. E 227 Mayer, Walter S 227 Meacham. Charles M 113 Meehan, Michael J 175 :Meffert, William II 199 Mendel, Charles 172 Mengel, Charles C, Jr 175 Menirel. Clarence U 175 Menk, Theodore 212 Menne, Frank A 178 Meriwether, William A 1.52 Merritt, Montgomery 68 Merriweather, Jacob F 160 Metzner, Edward F 153 Middleton, John A 128 Miller, Harrv , .202 Miller, P. Gait 1(54 -Miller. Shackelford 54 Miller, Wallace G 178 Miller. W. Scott 200 Milligan, Alexander R 32 Minary, T. J 156 Mitchell, James A 73 Mitchell, James C, M. D 103 Mitchell, Walter S 227 Monroe, A. Leight, M. D 90 ^Montenegro, Antonio C 199 :Montgomer.r, H, P 199 Moody, Claude D 150 Moore, Daniel L 127 Moore, George C 56 Moore, Hughes 197 :Moore. James IL. M. D 98 :Morris, George W 145 ^lorris, Jackson 57 :Morrison. Rey. Henry Clay. D. D 17 Moses, Rev. Adolph, D. D 29 Monnsey, Geo. T., M. D 87 Mourning. Garland H 186 Mourning. William II 187 Mnckelbauer. John A 119 Mueller. Hans 206 Muench. Julius 203 Muldoon. Michael ISO Mullen. James 12i; Mullen. Willis S 150 Mullins. Rev. Edgar Y., D. D., LL. D 30 Mulligan. David B 200 Mulligan. George E 200 Mulligan, James II 64 M .Mullikcii, S. A 116 Mnnn, .Vbrahaui owell, Stuart 183 McDowell, R. A 79 McDowell. William P 42 McGarvey. Rev. J. W 32 McGarvey, J, Wheeler 74 McGinnis, E. G 222 McKav, Wallace 76 McKa V. E. E 80 McKernan, Frank L 148 McKnight. William II 189 McMurtry. Lewis S.. A. M.. M. D 81 McQuown, Lewis 72 N Nail. Ion Beverly 49 Nanz. Ilenrv 223 Nary, C. E 107 Neff. Paul A 225 Nelson, Charles L 150 Nelson, H. E 104 Netherland. William II 108 Noe. William B 131 Nollau, Rev. Lewis G 21 Nones. William C 173 Nones. Seth M 173 Norton, Charles B 187 Norton, George C 186 Nuetzel, Fred 173 Obenchain, W. A., A. M 33 Obrecht, Rt. Rev. Edmund M.. O. C. R 19 O'Brien. Edward J 219 Oertel. John Fred 212 Offutt. Hyman 177 Ogden. Charles F 62 Oldham. Charles Kavanaush 153 O'Neal. Joseph T 66 O'Rear. E. C 47 Orendorf. Ilenrv. M. D 88 Ormsbv. Ilenrv D 124 Owens. Cleon C 52 Palmer, J. Brent, M. D 103 Palmer. William 213 Parsons. Clarence W 61 I'arsons. Frank 55 Patterson. Prof. J. K.. Ph. D.. LL. D 34 Patterson. William. Jr 210 Pavnter. Thomas II 46 Peak. J. Hunter. M. D 103 Peak. R. F 56 Peak. W. F 131 Pearce. Edward Lee. M. D 103 Pearson. Edward C 217 Pearson. I-orenzo D 217 Pell, Tom B 134 12 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." P PAOE. I'oll, William P. 162 Penrod, Kev. W. K., D. D 26 Perkins, llev. Etlimmd T., D. D lb Peter, I'rof. Alfred M 35 Peter. Robert Artlivir 1S3 Pettet, Charles H 194 Pfeifer, Cliarles C 164 Pttii^st. Ferdinand .7 220 Phelps. James S.. Sr 219 Pike. Very Rev. W. D 20 Pirtle, Alfred 147 I'irtle, James S 69 I'irtle, John P. 148 I'oiie. Curran. M. D 94 I'ortman. M. R 218 I'oschinger. Mathias 182 Potter, J. E 141 Potter, J. Whit 141 Potter. "William J 141 I'owell, Rev. Edward L., D. D 28 Powell, James W 146 Powers, J. D 144 Pritehett. AVilliam Henry. A. M 36 Puis, Henry A. J 197 Q Qniuo, William A., M. D 99 Quisenberry, J. A 132 R Rafl'o, Rev. Charles P 19 Rains, James M 154 Ramev. Henry S 183 Ran, William G 161 Rav, Charles A 122 Ra V, W. Wade, M. D 52 Ravlnirn, W. K 134 Reager, H. P 148 Reavis, Rev. J. Overton 23 Reese, J. Ed 114 Reimers. Edward G 223 Reiss. George 107 Renfro. Wallace Revenaugh. A. 119 Revill. J. C 137 Revnolds, C. 42 Revuolds. Dudley S., A. M., M. D 82 Rice. Laban M 220 Richardson, Orlando C 194 Richart, James M 131 Riddell, Robert 73 Richm, John L 199 Rigdon, Stephen A. Douglas 53 Roach. W. Douglas 218 Roberts, David Yandell, M. D 92 Roberts, Samuel J 113 Roberts, Rev. Wm. Charles, D. D., LL. D., S. T. D 31 Roberts, William Owen, M. D S3 Robertson, A. B 190 Robertson, All)ert S ISO Robinson, .\lexander G 187 Robinson, A. Lee 193 Rol)inson. Arch M 193 Robinson. Charles Bonnycastle 185 Robinson, Charles P 192 Robinson. George A 193 Robinson. R. A 193 Robinson. Richard Alexander, Sr 192 Robinson, William Alexander 192 Robinson, William Meade 185 Roliinson. Worthington 192 Roche, John E 217 Rodes, H. C 127 Rodman, H. D 145 Rodman. J. J.. M. D 100 Roe. Charles C 57 Roetkin, Oscar II 76 R I'AGE. Rolirmau, John 197 Rowell, J. Kirk 161 Rowland. Edward 188 Rnbel. Thomas II 173 Ruedeman. William 207 Rnggles, James W 179 Runyan, Charles E 226 Russell, D. II 203 Ryan, Capt. Francis I\I 157 Sanipey, Rev. John R., D. D 30 Samuel, Fouchc W., A. M., M. D 88 Sanaman. J. II 163 Sanders. Henrv V 143 Sandif or. Henry G 132 Sapp. Charles E 41 Schildt, John C 217 Schimpeler, Charles 210 Schlegel, Louis 122 Schmidt. Karl 117 Schoening, Henry, Jr 198 Schoppenhorst, F. W 197 Schoppenhorst, Ilenrv 216 Scott. Prescott Brown, A. M., M. D 89 Scovell, Prof. M. A 34 Sears. W. A 141 Seebolt, C. L.. D. D. S 107 Seelbach, Charles 201 Seelbach, Julius C 201 Seelbach, Louis 201 Seelbach. Otto 201 Sehon, George L 52 Seibert, Andrew E 118 Selbv. George B 117 Semple, Alex L 180 Sengel, Philip 175 Senn, Frank 211 Senn. Frank P 211 Shackelford, Samuel, J 47 Sheilds. Charles H 69 Shelley, E. M 136 Shreve. Hiram 80 Shulhafer, Isadore L 43 Shulhafer, Simon 163 Simmons, William 137 Simpson, George F.. M. D 93 Simrall. John G 72 Skain. John 202 Skillman. Henrv M.. M. D 95 Slack, John W 209 Slattery. John J 167 Slav.ghter. WMlliam H., Jr 195 Smith. Al. S 216 Smith. Rev. George Grant 18 Smith, J. Lithgow 143 Smith, W. B 135 Smith. Winfield Scott. M. D., D. D. S 105 Smyser. Jacob L 179 Sneed, S. K 129 S^^der. Charles M 162 Soaper. R. H 129 South. J. G.. M. D 98 Spalding. Charles C 222 Speed. James B 191 Spencer. Rev. I. J., D. D 28 Spongier. Franz Joseph 122 Sperrv, David B 226 Stanley, S. E.,M. D 91 Steber. Alexis F 153 Steedman, James B 145 Stephenson. William W 77 Stites. John 142 Strater, Charles G 195 Strater. Henry 176 Strater. William E 176 Stratton, John A 151 Stratton. Oliver H 78 Straus, Henry 215 Strauss, John Mason 117 F'ETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." 18 S PAGE. Streiis. Manuel J 185 Strotiier, John C 75 Slucky, Ilai-ry 62 Stucky, J. A., M. D 97 Stueky, Thomas II., A. M., M. D 81 Summers, George G 181 Sweariufren, Euilirv L 144 Sweets. Rev. Henry H 23 Tapp. Presley H 171 Tatnm, Clifton 218 Taylor, Bushrod W 15G T;..' lor, E. II., Jr 53 Taylor. Hancock 151 Taylor, Prof. H. K 37 Taylor, John F., M. D 102 Taylor, Marion E 205 Tenney, O. S 1 64 Te! St egjre. Henry 174 Terrv, Alvah L 186 Thorp, William H 37 Theobald. Griffln P 148 Thierman. Henry A 207 Thomas. :Major Barak G 221 Thomas. Calvin P 196 Thomas, Jefferson 158 Thomas, W. J 124 Thojnpson, Catlett W 138 Tl-oi^ison. Anthonv V 172 Thorne. William 'P 66 Thuni. Frederick C, M. D 86 Thuss. W. G 121 Timberlake, Thomas C 147 Tipton, W. H 128 Trabue, Willett C 149 Trite. John I! 133 Trice, Stephen E 133 Trimble. South 45 Tuley. Henry Enos. A. B.. M. D 85 Turner, Oscar 76 Uri, Nathan M. .209 V Vance, Ap Morgan 89 Vance, Burton 77 Vance, Robert D 75 Vance, S. B 75 Vanmetor, Solomon Lee 57 Vaughan, W. Nick 61 Voght. Clarence H.. yi. D 101 Veech. Bethel B 144 Vogt, Adam 169 Vogt, Charles C 176 Vogt, Henrv 169 V.ogt, Rudolph F 176 Volkerdlng, Herman 205 W Walker. Herbert G 223 M'allace, Christopher K., M. D 102 Wallace, Lew G 51 Wallace, W. M 221 Walter, Frank 213 Walter, John E 213 Waltz, Rev. S. S., D. D 21 Ward, A. II 127 Ward, E. C 54 W I'AOE. ardon. L. J 170 irden, II. P 115 arren, Rev. Edward L., D. I) 2:3 aters. I^aurence B 60 ithon, J. A 206 ithen, J. B., Jr 206 Ithon. R. N 140 ithen, Thomas J 204 itterson. II(Miry HO atts, Benjamin B 163 atts, J. Richard 74 atts, W. W 74 eaver. Rev. Jos. M., D. I) 26 eber, Rev. John L., D. Litt 31 edekemper, Howard C 114 eir, James 129 estermann, Rev. Bernard H ^19 etstein, Edward F -22 hallen, John II 199 havne, Trevor II l-*3 heat, John L 165 bite, J. D 46 hite, John D 80 hite, J. Frank llo hite, John M 139 hitesides, Harry R — i hitesides. Isaac F 203 hitesides. W. S 203 hitlev. Andrew G 168 hitney, Roland L 172 ilhite. Samuel M 59 illiams. Charles V lo7 illiams. George W 78 illiams. Luke P.. M. D 104 illiams. Roger D I'O illiams. Thomas D.. M. D 98 illiams. U. V., M. D % illis. L.-C ^ illson. Augustus E '0 ilson. Rev. Emmett L 24 ilsou. Frank C. A. M.. M. D 8i ilson, Garrett D 218 ilson. George H 157 ilson. Hardin Ij^ olters. Henry lj?9 ilson. W. Shelby 13- indell. J. T., M. D 92 inn. Martin J i?8 inslow, II. M '3 iseman, G. E 190 ithers. James S 12' itherspoon. A. C 134 olff. E. Carl 121 ood. C. Frank 222 ood, Charles V -j? ood. Harry 1 15o ood. Henry Cleveland 112 oolf oik. Leander C 66 right. Edwin J 39 right. J. Will 4i vbrant, Frank E ■'21 Y Yager. Arthur. Ph. D 36 Yeaman. James M 71 Yeaman. Malcolm 71 Y'onts, Laurence 77 Young. Bennett H 65 Young. Frank O.. M. D 95 Young. Stuart R 60 Z Zaidcr. Rt. Rev. Francis 19 'A:\y\us. Allen II 182 Zarins. J. W 182 Zoll. Fred 158 INDEX TO TOPICS. TAGE. Abbots 19 Acetylene Gas Machines 177 Adjutant Generals 50 Acciclout Insurance 149-loO Advertisement Writers 116 Advertising Agents .' 116 Agricultural Implements . . .' 1:^4-165-166 Ammunition ISO A. O. U. W 91 Architects 159 Art Goods 120 Artists 119 Attorney General -19 Attornevs. Commonwealth 55-56 Auditor, State of Kentucky 48-94 Authors 28-65-78-79-110-112-113-115-140-147-155 A i:tomol)ile 217 Bakeries 203 Bandmaster 118 Bands 118 Bank and Office Fixtures 177 Bankers 68-69-71-73-98-124 to 141-144-178-185-212-224 Baptist Clergymen 25-26-27-30-31 Baptist Theological Seminary 30 Basket Manufacturers 177 Bath Tubs 167 Berea College 36 Bishops 17 Blank Book :Manufacturers 114-115 Boiler Manufacturers 169-170 Book Binders 114-115 Booksellers and Stationers 114-115 Boots and Shoes 185 Box Manufacturers 175 Bi-ass Foundries 167 Breeders 225 Brewers 211-212-213 Brokers 123-151-152-153-218-219 Broom Manufacturers 177 Bryant & Stratton Business College 39 Bui-ders 163 Building Material 160 Building Stone 180 Business Colleges 39 Butchers 219 Caldwell College 33 Candy Manufacturers 178 Capitalists 123 Car Btiilders 163 179 Carpenters and Bu'idcrs 160 Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc 189-190 Carriage Manufacturers and Dealers 173-21'( Cnsi'.'iltv Insurance 150 Cement Mannfacturcrs 165-191-228 Center Colleg(> 31 Chewing Gnm ...^ 178 Children's IIoni(> 52 Christian Cliurch Clergy 27-28-33 Cigar Manufacturers 176-177 Citv Attornev 61 Citv ( "omptrollcr 59 Citv Court Clerks 62 City Hospital 59-89-103 PAGE. City Treasurer 60 Civil Engineer 155 Cloiring House 219 Clergymen 17 to 33 inclusive ; 35-104 Clothing Manufacturers and Vletailers. 171-172-181-194 Coal 130-195-217 Colleges 19-30-31-32-33-34-35 College 0/ the Bible 32 Connncr' ia t Agency , 123 Commercial Colleges 39 Commissioners , 45-60-62 Commissioner of Agriculture (State) 49 Commission Mercliants 214-218 Confectionery .iiid Ice Cre&ia 204 Congressmen 41-44-45-71-72-7C Contractors 155-162-163 Contractors and Builders 160-163-196 Coopers 175 Cotton m\\< 181 Conncilmen, Clerk of Board of 60 County Treasurer 60 CoTirt Clerks 48-56-57 Credit Indemnitv Co 150 Custodian (U. S.) 62 Deaconess" Hospital 89 Decorators 162 Dentists 105-106-107 Department Stores 187 Diamond Setter 184 Distillers 53-140-205 to 210 inclusive. Distillers' Supplies 213 Drugs 42109-192-193-194 Dry Goods 185-186-187-188-189-190 Dye Houses, Steam 185-197 Dynamite 180 Editors 21-25-128-51-58-110-111-112-113-115-116 Electrical Fixtures and Supplies 155 Electricians 155 Electrotypers 161 Elevators. Grain 195 Elevator Manufacturers 165 Embalmers 220-221 Engineers, City 57-61 Engineers, Electrical 155 Engravers 161 Episcopal Clergymen 17-18 Evangelical Clergymen 20 Farmers 45-57-130-132-133-137-138-139-140-221-222 Federal Officers 40 to 45 inclusive. Feeble Minded Institute 52 Financial Agents and Brokers 123-151-152 Fire Insurance 146-147 Florists 22!i Flour 133-191 Foundries, Iron 164-165-166-167-168-174 Furniture. Wholesale 196 Funeral Directors 139-216-217 FETTERS "NOTAULB MEN OF KENTUCKY." 15 G I'a<;k. ;ii-clcuers 226 s JMacliiiu'8 177 iioral Insurance' 150 orjrt'town College 31-36 tlis(Miiaiio College 19 [•Is- High School 38 spol Mission 27 ovoriiors 44-48-63 11 176-195 rain I{;icvat 1'. R.\FFO. St. Charles Rori'onico Roman Church, Louisville, Ky. Catholic 20 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. CLERGYMEN, REV. EDWARD SHIELDS FITZGERALD. Pastor St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Owensboro, Ky. VERY REV. LAWRENCE BAX. Pastor St. John's Roman Catholic Church, Louisville, Ky. VERY REV. W. D. PIKE. Pastor St. Peter's and St. Paul's Romau Catholic Church, Danville, Ky. VERY REV. JOSEPH A. HOGABTY. Pastor St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church, Lebanon, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 21 CLERGYMEN. REV. OSCAR P. ACKERMAN, D. C. L. Pastor St. Philip Neri's Roman Catholic Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. S. S. WALTZ, D. D., Pastor First English Lutheran Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. LOUIS G. NOLLAU. Pastor St. Paul's Evangelical Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. HARLAN K. FENNER, D. D. Pastor Second English Lutherau Church; A. M. and D. D., Wettenberg College, Sprlnj- tield, O.; Editor niid rul)lislH'r .Moiiilily Sunbeam, Louisville, Ky. 22 FETTHRS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. CLERGYMEN. REV. CHARLES R. HEMPHILL, D. D. Professor Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Kentucky; for 14 years Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. THOMPSON M. HAWES. D. D. Pastor Highland Presbyterian Church and Pro- fessor of Elocution, Presbyterian Theo- logical Seminary of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky. REV. T. A. BRACKEN, D. D. Over Thirty Years Pastor Second Presby- terian (.'luirch, Lebanon, Ky. REV. THOMAS CUMMINS, D. D. Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Hen- derson, Ky. fi:tti<:r-s "notable men of Kentucky. 23 CLERGYMEN, REV. HENRY H. SWEETS. Pastor James Lee's Memorial Presbyter- Ian Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. EDWARD L. WARREN, D. D. Pastor Immanuel Presbyterian Church: Stated Clerk of the Presbyterian (Northern) Synod of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky. REV. J. OVERTON REAVIS. Supplying Pulpit First Presbyterian Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. W S. DAM.HY, D. D. Pastor Cumberland Presbyterian Church; President Kentucky Christian En- deavor Union; Former Moder- ator General .Assembly, Owensboro, Ky. 34 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. CLERGYMEN. REV. PEYTON HARRISON HOGE. D. D. Pastor Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. LESLIE H. HUDSON, D. D. Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Oweni- boro, Ky. REV. EMMITT L. WILSON. Davidson College B. A.; Louisville Semi- nary B. D.; Pastor Third Presbyter- ian Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. FRED V. HAWLEY, D. D. Pastor Church of the Messiah; Secretary Soatb- eru Unitarian Conference, and State Sec- retary American Unitarian Associa- tion, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 25 CLERGYMEN, REV. THOMAS T. EATON, D. D. Pastor Walnut Street Baptist Church; Editor Western Recorder, Louis- ville, Ky. REV. CARTER HELM JONES, D. D. Pastor Broadway Baptist Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. A. C. GRAVES, D. D. Pastor Baptist Church, Lebanon, Ky. REV. FREDERICK DOUGLAS HALE, D. D. Pastor Third Baptist Church, Owens- boro, Ky. 86 FETTKUS •NOTABLE MEN OF KENTITCKY. CLERGYMEN. REV. JOS. M. WEAVER, D. D. Pastor Chestnut Street Baptist Church; Chairman State Board General Asso- ciation of Kentucky, Louis- ville, Ky. REV. WILLIAM- WISTAR HAMILTON. Pi'stor McFerran Memorial Baptist Church; Spec- ially .successful in Evangelistic work. Louisville, Ky. REV. W. K. PENROD, D. D. Pastor First Baptist Church, Paducah, Ky. REV. BOURBON A. DAWES. D. D. Pastor Highland Baptist Church, Louisville, Ky. FETTKUS "XOTABLB MEN OF KENTUCKY. 27 CLERGYMEN REV. E. PENDLETON JONES, D. D. Pastor First Baptist Church, Owens- boro, Ky. REV. JOSEPH S. FEI.IX. Pastor East Baptist Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. STEVE P. HOLCOMB. Superintendent T^nion Gospel Mission, Louisville, K.y. J. IL BAKER. Minister of the Christian Church. Born in Clark County, where he lived the great(M- part of his life: the past twelve years a resident of Lexington. Ky. 28 FETTEUS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." CLERGYMEN. REV. EDWARD L. POWELL, D. D. Pastor First Christian Church, Louisville, Ky. REV. 1. J. SPENCER. D. D. Pr.stor Central Christian Church, Lexington, Ky. REV. MARK COLLI S. D. D. Pastor Broadway Christian Chnrch, Lexington, Ky. REV. JOHN T. BROWN. Editor Christian Guide; Author of "Bruce Nor- man" and "Encyclopedia of Cliurches of Christ at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century," l/ouisville, Ky. FETTKUS "xNOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY.' 29 CLERGYMEN. REV. WILLIAM F. LLOYD, D. D. Pastor Walnut AI. E. Church (South), Louisville, Ky. REV. DANIEL S. CAMPBELL. D. D. Joined Louisville Conferonoe IStiS; MonilxT Gener- al Conference St. Louis 1S90, and Baltimore 1898; Presiding Elder (15 years) Elizabeth- town District; Reserve Delejrate, Dal- las, Texas, May. 19;i2, Russell- villo, Kv. REV. ADOLPII MOSES, I). 1>.* Rabbi Temple Adath Israel, Louisville, Ky. 'Died Janu.iry 2,' 1902. REV. II. G. ENELOW. D. D. Rabbi Temple Adath Israel, Louisville, Ky. 30 FETTKUS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. THEOLOGIANS AND EDUCATORS. SOUTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. REV. EDGAR Y. MULLINS, D. D., LL. D. I'residont and I'rofessor of Theology Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louis- ville, Ky. REV. EDWIN C. DARGAN, D. D. I'rofessor of Honuletics and Ecclesiology South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky. REV. JOHN R. SAMI'EY. D. D. Professor Old Testament and Librarian' South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville, Ky. REV. GEORGE B. EAGER, D. D. I'rofessor of Biblical Introduction and Associat* I'rofessor in I'r.ictical Theology, Southern Baptist Theological Seminarv, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OV KExXTL'CKY." 31 THEOLOGIANS AND EDUCATORS. REV. WM. CHARLES ROBERTS, D. D., LL. D., S. T. D., Ex-President Lake Forest L^niversity, 111; Ex- Moderator Presbyterian General Assembly; Ex-Secretary Presbyterian Board; President Center College, Dan- ville, Ky. REV. L. IL BLANTON, D. D. Vice-President Center College, Danville, Ky. REV. JOHN L. WEl'.KU, I). IJtt. President Kentucky Wcslcyan College; Elder M. E. Church, South; Former Pastor in Virginia and Tennes- see, Winchester, Ky. REV. B. D. GRAY. A. M., 1). D. President Georgetown College: Graduated Mli- sissippi College, Clinton Miss.: Graduate South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louis- ville; Pastor First Baotist Church, Birmingham, Ala., lS93-i901, George- town, Ky. 32 FI:TTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY, THEOLOGIANS AND EDUCATORS. KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY. REV. J. W. McGARVBY, Tresident Collese of the Bible (Christian) Ken- tucky University, Lexington, Ky. REV. BURRIS A. JENKINS. President Kentiu-liy University (Christian) Lexington, Ky. ALEXANDER R. MILLIGAN. Acting President (1901): Professor of Latin Kentucliy University (Christian), Lexington, Ky. REV. ISAIAH B. GRUBBS. Minister 50 years, professor 25 years; Pro- fessor College of the Bible Kentucky University (Christian), Lexing- ton, Ky. FETTEIIS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 83 EDUCATORS. REV. J. W. McGARVEY, JR., A. M. President Madison Institute, a High Class Board- ing School for Young Ladies, Rich- mond, Ky. B. C. HAGERMAN, A. M. F(riner President of Bethany College, W. President Hamilton College for Younj Ladies, Lexington, Ky. Va. MAJOR W. A. OB ENCHAIN, A. M. Teacher and Writer; Born in Buchanan, Va. ; Served with Distinction as Captain of Engi- neers under General Robert E. Lee, Army of Northern Virginia; President of Og- den College. Bowling Green, Ky. REV. J. CALVIN ELY. D. D. President Calilwcll College for Young Ladies; Former Synodical Evangelist, Synod of Texas, and Former Moderator, Synod of Kentucky, Danville, Ky. 34 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY, EDUCATORS. STATE COLLEGE. TROF. JAMES K. PATTERSON, PH. D., LL. D. Fellow Royal Historical Society, Great Bri- tain; Fellow Society of Antiquarians, Scot- land; President State College of Ken- tucky since 1869, Lexington, Ky. PROF. M. A. SCOVELL. Director and Chemist Kentucky Agricultural Ex- periment Station, State College, Lex- ington, Ky. PROF. HARRISON CARMAN. Naturalist, Entomologist and Botanist Kentucky Experiment Station, and State Entomol- ogist, State College, Lexington, Ky. PROF. J. O. LABACH. Chemist Pure Food Division Kentucky Agri- cultural Experiment Station, State College, Lexington, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 35 EDUCATORS. STATE COLLEGE PROF. ALFRED M. PETER. Chemist Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. State College, Lexington, Ky. F. PAUL ANDERSON. Dean of School of Mechanical and Electrical En- gineering. State College, Lexington, Ky. REV. B. F. CABELL. President Potter College, Bowling Green, Ky. JOHN M. CABELL. Cabell, Basye & Co.. Wholesale Grocers, Louisville. Ky. 36 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. EDUCATORS. ARTHUR YAGER. PH. D. Professor of History and Political Science, George- town College, and for three .years Acting President of College, Georgetown, Ky. REV. WILLIAM GOODELL FROST, D. D., PH. D. President Berea College; native of New York; a foremost advocate and champion of edu- cation for the people of the Southern mountains. Berea, Ky. WILLIAM HENRY PRITCHBTT. A. M. Former I'resident N. W. Missouri College, Albany, Mo., and of J. M. A. College, TuUahoma, Tenn., and of Logan Female College, Russellville, Ky.; now Headmaster Vandcrliilt Training School, Smith's Grove, Ky. WlLLIA.M il. CUUD. Principal Hazel Green Academy, the Kentucky Mountain Mission of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions, with headquarters at Indianapolis, lud., Hazel Green, Ky. FBTTKR'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 37 EDUCATORS. WILLIAM H. THARP. Head Master University School, Louisville, Ky. PROP. II. K. TAYLOR. Principal Louisville Trainins School for Boys, Beechniont, Ky. GEORGE CRUTCIIER DOWNING. Principal of High School, Frankfort, Ky. PETER CALDWELL. Supcriutendoiit Industrial School of Reform; thirty-six years' continuous service, l^imisvillc, Ky. 38 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' EDUCATORS. PROF. WM. H. BARTHOLOMEW. Principal Girls' High School, Louisville, Ky. S. L. FROGGE. A. B.. A. M. Ex-Prlncipal Lafayette High School; Ex-County Superintendent Christian County; Ex-Sup- erintendent Benton Schools of Union- town, and of Middlesboro Schools; now Superintendent City Schools Franlifort, Ky. WILLIAM O. GRINSTEAD. Principal Public Schools, Danville, Ky. R. L. GARRISON. Principal Graded Schools, elected 1875, George- town, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. 39 EDUCATORS. BUSINESS COLLEGES. H. H. CHERRY. General Manager Southern Norman School, Bowl- ing Green Business College, The National School of Telegraphy, Civil Service, Railroading and Express, Bowling Green, Ky. T. C. CHERRY. Superintendent Courses of Study Southern Nor- mal School and Teacher of Psychology and Literature, Bowling Green, Ky. EDWIN J. WRIGHT. President Bryant & Stratton Business College; over thirty-flve years in school work; introducer of business practice In commercial colleges In Ken- tucky, LouisYllle, Ky. BENJAMIN B. JONES. Age, thirty-five; for fifteen years a teacher of th« commercial branches; President Lexing- ton Business College, Lexington, Ky. 40 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. FEDERAL OFFICIALS, WALTER EVANS. Judge United States Court, Western District of Kentucky; Former Member of Congress, Louisville. Ky. ANDREW M. J. COCHRAN. Judge United States Court, Eastern District of Kentucky, Maysville, Ky. REUBEN D. HILL. United States Attorney Western District of Ken- tucky, Louisville, Ky. THOMAS H. DAKEU, M. D. Postmaster, Louisville, Ky. FETTEIiS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 41 FEDERAL OFFICIALS. CHARLES E. SAPP. U. S. Collector Int. Rev. Fifth Dist., Aug., 1897, to Nov., 1901; Ch'rman Rep. Co. Ex. Com. Jeff. Co.: Del. to Rep. Nat. Coiiv. of 1896 and 1900; Gen. Agt. Securit.v Mnt. Life Ins. Co., Louisville, Ky. JOSEPH A. CRAFT. Lawyer. United States Collector of Internal Revenue, Fifth District, Louisville, Ky. E. T. FRANKS. Lawyer; United States Collector of Internal Rev- enue Second District; Former Member of Congress, Owensboro, Ky. CICERO JI. BARNETT. United States Surve.^•or of Customs; Chairman Republican State Central Committee, Louisville, Ky. 42 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. FEDERAL OFFICIALS. J. WILL WRIGHT. Former Colonel Staff of Gov. W. O. Bradley; For- mer Chairman Republican Campaign Com- mittee; Former Councilman; Post- master, Bowling Green, Ky. WILLIAM P. MeDOWELL.* Maj. and Asst. Adj. Gen. under Maj.-Gen. L. H. Rousseau, Army of the Cumberland, Civil War, 1861-1865; Clerli U. S. Pension Office, Louisville, Ky. ♦Died January 31. 1902. SAMUEL B. HOLMES. Druggist. Postmaster 18Q4-1901, Frankfort, Ky. C. O. REYNOLDS. Dep. Collector Int. Rev. Seventh Dist. ; last Regis- ter of Land Office of Ky., and first Republi- can ever elected to that position; de- scendant of Aaron Reynolds of Revolutionary fame, Lexing- ton, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLK MEN OP KENTUCKY. 43 FEDERAL OFFICERS AND SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERANS. MAJ. HENKY B. IIERSEY. Director United States Weather Bureau; Adjutant- General of New Mexico; Major, Roosevelt's Rough Riders, Spanish-American War, Louisville, Ky. ISADORE L. SHULIIAFER. Clerk Postofflce; First Lieut. Co. "M," First Ky. Regt. U. S. v.. Inf., Spanish-Amer. War; Com. Frank C. McComb Camp No. 13, Spanish-American War Veterans, Louisville, Ky. CAl'T. F. R. DE FUNIAK. JR. First Lieut. Twenty -ninth Infantry U. S. A.; ond Lieut. Eleventh Infantry, U. S. A. Capt. Co. "M," First Ky. Regt., U. S. V. Infantry, Spanish-American War, Louisville, Ky. Sec- CAPT. PAUL C. GALLEHER. First Lieut. Twenty-ninth Infantry U. S. A.; Capt. First Ky. Regt. U. S. V. Infantry, Span- ish-Anier. War; Capt. Thirty-tirst U. S. \ol. Infantry Philippine Insurrec- tion, Louisville. Ky. 44 FETTKR'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. U. S. SENATORS. WILLIAM J. DEBOE. United States Senator; term expires 1903, Marion, Ky. JOSEPH C. S. BLACKBURN. United States Senator; term expires 1907, Ver- sailles, Ky. JAMES B. Mccreary. Lawyer; Gov. of Ky. 1875-79; Member of Congress 12 yrs.; Legislature, 6 .vrs.; Speaker of House, 4 yrs.; Member International Monetary Congress from U. S., held at Brussels, 1892; Lieut. Col. C. S. A.; U. S. Sen- ator-elect 1902, Richmond, Ky. AVILLIAM LINDSAY. f.awyer. Jurist and Statesman; Member United States Senate, 1S95-1901, Frankfort, Ky. FICTTKUS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 45 CONGRESSMEN. IIAKVEY «. IKWIN. Se^'retary and General Manager Home & Savings Puud Co. : Member of Fifty-seventh Congress, Representing Fiftli District, Louisville, Ky. SOUTH TRIMBLE. Farmer; Represented Franklin County in Legisla- ture two sessions; Speaker of the House during tbe Goebel-Taylor Gubernatorial contest; Member Fifty-seventh Con- gress, representing Seventh Dis- trict, Frankfort. Ky. GEORGE G. GILBERT. Lau-yer; firm of Gilbert, Peak & Gilbert; Mem- ber of Fifty-.'ieventh Congress, represent- ing Elgath District, Shelby ville, Ky. JAMES N. KEHOE. Lawyer; Fnrnier Cit.v Attorney: Master Com. Mason Circuit Court; Mcmlier Fifty-seventh Congress, representing Ninth District, Maysville, Ky. 46 FETTER'S '-NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS. SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. B. L. D. GUFFY. Justice Court of Appeals from Second District; Cliief Justice 1902. THOMAS H. PAYNTER. Justice Court of Appeals from Sixth District; Chief Justice 1901. J. D. WHITE. Justice Court of Appeals from First District. J. P. HOBSON. Justice Court of Appeals from Third District. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 47 STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS. SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. GEORGE DuRELLE. Justice Court of Appeals from Foui-th District. A. R. liURNAM. Justice Court of Appeals from Fiftli District. E. C. O'REAR. Justice Court of Appeals from Seventh District. SAMUEL J. SHACKELFORD. Cleric Court of Appeals: Slieriflf Hopkins County for four years; Sorgeant-at-Arms Kv. Senate 1892-1S93; Tax Collector Daviess County four years, Frankfort, Ky. 48 FETTKR'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. STATE OFFICIALS. J. C. W. BECKHAM. Lawyer; Governor of the State; l^'rankfort, Ky. LILLAKD CARTER. Law.ver; Member of Ky. Seuate 1S98; President of Senate, Feb., 1900; Acting Lieut. Gov. from tlie deatli of Gov. Goebel until Jan., 1902, liawrenceburg, Ky. C. B. HILL. Secretary of State, Franlifort, Ky. GUS. G. COULTER. Former Clerlv Graves County Circuit Court, 1886- 92; State Auditor, Franljfort, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 49 STATE OFFICIALS. S. W. HAGER. State Treasurer, Frankfort, Ky. ROBERT J. BRECKINRIDGE. Attorney-General, Frankfort, Ky. ION BEVERLY NALL. Formerly Editor of Farmers' Home Journal; Sec- retary American Saddle Horse Assn.; State Commissioner of Agriculture, Louis- ville, Ky. H. V. McCIIESNEV. Suporintendout Public Instruction, Frankfort, Ky. 50 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. STATE OFFICIALS. DAVID li. MURRAY. Lawyer; Ad.jntant-General; Adjutant Sevcnteeuth Ky. Vol. Cav. U. S. A. Civil War; State Senator 1877-1&S1; Lieut.-Col. Fourth Ky. Vol. Inf. U. S. A. Spanish-Amer." AVar, Frankfort, Kv. I'ERCY HALEY. Assistant Adjutant General; Secretary Demo- cratic State Central and Executiye Committee. Frankfort, Ky. C. C. McCtlORD. Lawyer: Coujity Attorney 1SS6-1S92; Railroad Com missioncr; Chairman of Hoard 1892-95; State Senator 1S95-99; Author of McChord R. R. Rill; R. R. Commissioner and Cliairmnn of Hoard from 1899, Springneld, Ky. JOHN B. CIIENAULT. Formei- Vice i 'resident State Bank & Trust Co. of Richmond; now Insurance Commis- sioner, Frankfort, Ky. FiyrTKifs ••.\oT.\r.LE mi;\ of Ki:N'rr('KV. 51 STATE OFFICIALS. KUWAUD FKXXELL. Cli.iiriuaii of Board of Prisou Commissioners, Cynthiaiiii, Ky. E. T. LILLAUU. Warden Keutncky Penitentiary; was walking willi (Jov. Gooliel at tlie time tlie latter was as- sassinated, Franlcfort, Ky. LEW (J. WALLACE. Minister and Editor; Cliaplain Kentucky State Pinson; I'oliee Juujre Lenoxburg. Ky., 1SS7- 1SS8; Principal Graded Schools 1888-S9; joined Ky. ("onlerenee M. E. Clnircb South, iswi; Gen. Aut. T'idon Cen. Life Ins. Co.. I,..nisville, Ky. ED. O. LEIGIL Private Secretary to Governor .7. C. W. P.eckliam. ' Frankfort, Ky. 52 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. STATE OFFICIALS. CLEON C. OWENS. Superintendent Kentucky Feeble Minded Institute, Frankfort, Ky. WM. WADE RAY, M. D. Supt. West. Ky. Insane Asylum; Member State Med. Soc. ; Member Miss. Val. Med. Soc. Former Member Board of Pension Ex- aminers, ilopkinsville, Ky. GEORGE L. SEHON. State Superintendent Kentucky Children's Home Society; Dir. Nat. Children's Home Society, Louisville, Ky. FRANK K. KA VAN AUG II. Assistant State Librarian, Frankfort, Ky. FRTTKUS "NOTABLE MEN OF KKXTUCKY.' 63 STATE OFFICIALS. E. II. TAYLOR. JR. Merchant; State Senator representing Twentieth District; Seuior Member of E. H. Taylor, Jr. & Co., Distillers; Former Mayor Frankfort, Ky. J. CAMPBELL CANTRILL. Lawyer; State Senator representing Twenty-sec- ond District, Georgetown, Ivy. GEORGE W. HICKMAN. Lawyer; Stale Senator, representing Eighth Dis. trict; Member Ky. House of Represent- atives 1897-1901; Chairman Goebel- Tavlor Gubernatorial Contest Board, 1906, Calhoun, Ky. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS RIGDON. Lawyer and JMerchaut; Member of the Legisla- ture, House of Representatives, repre- senting Bracken County, Ger- mantown, Ky. 54 FETTIOKS 'NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS. SHACKELFORD MILLElt. Lawyer; Judge Cliiiuc-ery Division Jeffei'son Circuit Court, Louisville, Ky. HANSON KENNEDY. Lawver; Member Coustitutiounl Couvoutidii of 1S90; Circuit Court Judge Eightecutli Ju- dicial District, Carlisle, Ky. WILLIAM B. HOKE. Lawyoi'; Judge of Jefferson County Court for twcnty-oight consecutive years, Louisville, Ky. Lawyer; Judge E. C. WARD. Henderson County, Henderson, Ky. FETTER'S. "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUl'KY.' 55 STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS. JOHN R. ALLEN. Uronsrou & Allen, Lawyers; Commonwealth At- torney Twenty-second Circuit Court, Ju- dicial District, Lexington, Ky. UOHlUtT B. FRANKLIN. Lawyer; Commonwealth Attorney Fourteenth Cir- cuit Court Judicial District, Frankfort, Ky. FRANK PARSONS.* Lawyer; Commonwealth Attorney Thirtieth Cir- cuit Court Judicial District, Louisville, Ky. *Died 1901. Dl DLEY A. GLENN. Lawvor; Commonwealth Attorney Sixteenth Cir- cuit Court Judicial District, Covin:;ion, Ky. 1 56 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS. K. F. I'EAK. Lawyer; Common\^ ealth Attorney Twelfth Circuit Court Judicial District, Shelbyville, Ky. J. M. COOl'ER. Sbcriff Mariou County; County Judge, elected 1901; age thirty-eight, Lebanon, Ky. THOMAS E. GREENE. Circuit Court Clerk Taylor County; has lieen Cir- cuit Clerk for over twenty-five years, Camp- bellsville, Ky. GEORGE C. MOORE. Lawyer; Circuit Court Clerk Jackson County; Master Commissioner; Chairman Repub- lican County Committee; age twenty-two, McKee, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. 57 STATE, COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS. JACKSON MORRIS. jRepreseuts Sevent.v-flrst Legislative District (Clay, Jackson and Owsley Counties) Kentucky House of Representatives, Anu- ville, Ky. SOLOMON LEE VAN METER. Parmer and Stock Raiser; represents Sixty-first Legislative District; President Union Stock Yards: Bank Director; Curator Ky. University, Lexington, Kj-. A. P. CARTER. •Clerk Marion County Court, Lebanon, Ky. CHARLES C. ROE. Assistant City Engineer; former Chief Deputy County Assessor, Louisville, Ky. 58 FETTEU'S ••XOTAnLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS. CHARLIES i'. GllAlXGER. Mayor of the City of Louisville; President and Manager Phoenix Foundry & Machine Co. (Grainger & Co.) Louisville. Ky. HENllY T. DUNCAN. Editor Dailv Press 1871-1893; Mayor 1893-1896 and 1900-1904, Lexington, Ky. L. C. WILLIS. Lawyer; Mayor of the City of Shelbyville, Ky. J. B. FISHER. Mayor of the City of Lebanon, Ky. FETTKUS "NOTARIiK MKX OF KI:NTI(,"K V. 59 CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS. SAMUEL M. WlLHiTE. Accountant, City Comptroller, Louisville, Ky. JAMES B. BItOWX. Receiver of Taxes, Louisville, Ky. THOMAS r. CUAIG. Secretary to Mayor (irainger; Former Secretary Board of Tublic Works, Louisville, Ky. ELLIS DUXCAX. riiysiciau; Suporiutendent City Hospital: ("apt. and Asst. Surgeon l<'irst Ky. Inf. U. S. Vol. Span.-.Vnier. War. Louisville. Ky. 60 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS. STUAUT K. YOUNG.* Citv Treasurer, Louisville, Ky. *Diecl 1901. LAURENCE B. WATERS. Count.v Treasiuer; lias ueeu Treasurer of Jeffer- son Couiuy iu continuous service for fifteen years, Louisville, Ky. ROBERT W. HERR. Commissioner Jefferson Circuit Court, St. Mat- thews, Ky. SAMUEL F. HARLAN. Clerk of tlie Board of Councilmen 1900-1901, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 61 CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS. JOSEPH G. COVINGTON. Lawyer; President Board of Trustees Ogden Col- lege; Sec. Board of Directors, Citizens' Nat. Bank; City Attorney, Bowling Green, Ky. W. NICK VAUGHAN. Lawyer; Prosecuting Attorney 1901, Louisville, Ky. T. IIITKII CUOCKETT. City Attorney, Frankfort, Ky. CLAUENCE \\. PAKSONS. Chief City Engineer, Louisville. Ky. 62 FETTER'S "NOTABLE ME\ OF KEXTUCKY. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS. HAURY STUCK Y. Former Clerk Cicy Court; Conunissioner of Deeds, Louisville, Ky. B. F. D. FITCH. Paymaster U. S. S. Teuuessee, 1862-63-64; Former Assistant Custodian U. S. Custom House and I'ostoflii-e Itnilding, Louisvi.'le, Ky. LAWYERS. R. T. COLSTON. Lawyer; Captain First Keutucky Regiment U. S. V. Infantry. Snanish-Amerieaii "War, Loiusville, Ky. CHARLES F. OGDEN. Lawyer: Member Legislature 1898-1900; Capt. Co IL Eightli Regt. U. S. V. ]uf., Spanisli- Amer. War: Candidate for Couutv At fy, 19U1, Louisville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 68 LAWYERS. WILLIAM O. BRADLEY. Lawyer; Goveruor of Kentucky 1S95-99, Lancaster, Ky. JOHN YOUNG BROWN. Lawyer; Gdvernor of Kentucky 1891-95, Louis- ville, Ky. JAMES H. HAZELRIGG. City Atfy Mt. Storlins. 1873-81; County Judjj Montgomery Co., 1881-86; Judge C(uirt of Appeals. 1892-1900; Chief Justice. 1899- 1900, Frankfort. Ky. JAMES W. BRYAN. Lawyer; Lientenant-Govornor 1SS7-1S91, Covinj ton, Ky. 64 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. W. C. p. BRECKINRIDGE. Breckinridge & Shelbj-, Lawyers, Lexington, Ky. BASIL W. DUKE. Lawyer; Attoi'ney L. & N. R. R., Louisville, Ky. JAMES II. MULLIGAN. Lawyer; Former Judge; State Senator and U. S. Consul General to Samoa, Lexington, Ky. O. S'. TENNEY. Lawyer; Major C. S. A. Army, Lexington, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 65 LAWYERS. BENNETT H. YOUNG. Lawyer: Pres. liOuisviUe Pub. Librar.v, formerl.v Pol.vteehnic Soc; Pres. K.v. lust, for Blind: Pros. Confed. Assn. of Kv. ; Comdr. Geo. B. Eastin Cnnip U. C. V. A.; Adj. Gen. K.v. Div., U. C. V. A.; Mem. Va. Sou. Hist. Soc; author of several works on Ky. Historj^ Louis- ville, Ky. REUBEN T. DURRETT, A. M., LL. D. Lawyer (retired); Pres. Filson Club; Pres. Chil- dren's Free Hospital; Vice-Pres. Ky. Heat- ing Co.. and member of numerous his- torical societies in U. S. and Europe, Louisville, Ky. LUCIUS P. LITTLE. Lawyer; Former Circuit Judge Sixth District, Owensboro, Ky. RICHARD H. CUNNINGHAM. Lawyer, Henderson, Ky. 66 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. JOSEPH T. O'NEAL. O'Neal & O'Neal, Lawyers, Louisville. Ky. WILLIAM P. THORNE. Lawyer, Eminence, Ky. RlCllAKD P. ERNST. Lawyer; Chairman Republican State Campaign Comraitee, Covington, Ky. LEANDER C. WOOLPOLK. Lawyer; Att'y for Jefferson County, including City of Louisville, 1S78 to 1895; organizer of hanks and trust companies, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 67 LAWYERS. LYTTLKXON COOKE. Lawyer; Dist. Att'y L. & N. R. R.; Pres. Med. College; Member Pendennis Club, Louisville, Ky. Lou. HORATIO W. BRUCE. Lawyer; Chief Attorney L. & N. Louisville, Ky. R. R. CUARLES J. HELM. Lawyer, Newport, Ky. EDWARD J. McDERMOTT. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. 68 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKV. LAWYERS. DANIEL W, LINDSEY. Lawyer. Frankfort, Ky. JOHN K. HENDRICK. Lawyer; Former County Att'y; Former State Sen- ator; Delegate from State at Large to Nat. Deni. State Couv., 1SS2; .AFember Fifty- fourth Congress, I'adneali, Ky. MONTGOMERY MERRITT. Lawyer; President of tlie I'lanters' State Bank, Henderson, Ky. GREEN R. KELLER. Lawyer. Carlisle, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 69 LAWYERS. JAMES S. rillTLE. Of Pirtle & Trabne, Lawyers; Pres. University of Louisville; Yice-Pres. Col. Fiu. & Trust Co., Louisville, Ky. ATTILLA COX, JR. Member of firm of Pirtle & Trabue, Lawyers Louisville, Ky. CHARLES H. SHEILD. Lawyer. Louisville, Ky. J. MARSHALL CHATTERSON. Lawyer: Pres. Louisville School Board; Former Pres. Young Men's Dem. Club, Louisville, Ky. 70 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. SAMUEL AVRITT. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. CHARLES S. GRUBBS. Of Grubbs & Grubbs, Lawyers, Louisville, Ky. AUGUSTUS E. WILLSON, Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. ROBERT C. KINKEAD. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S 'NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 71 LAWYERS. CURTIS F. BURNAM. Lawyer; former Assistant and Acting Secretary U. S. Treasury; Member of Constitutional Con- vention; Representative and State Senator, Richmond, Ky. JOHN W. LEWIS. Lawyer; Member Fifty -fourth Congress from Fourth Kentuclsy District; Vice-Pres- ident First National Bank, Spring- field, Ky. MALCOLM YEAMAN. Senior Member of Yeaman & Yeaman, Lawyers, Henderson, Ky. JAMES M. YEAMAN. Junior Member of Yeaman & Yeaman, Lawyers, Henderson, Ky. 72 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. ASHER G. CARUTH. Lawyer: Foruier Member of Cougress, Louis- ville, Ky. LEWIS McQUOWN. Lawyer. Bowling Green, Ky. JOHN G. SIMRALL. \ice Chan'cellor and First Judge of Louis- ville Law and Equity Court, Louis- ville, Ky. ELI II. BROWN. Lawyer. Owensboro, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KKNTUCKY, 73 LAWYERS. ROBEKT KIDDELL. Lawyer; County Judge Estill County, 1858-1862; Commonwealth Attorney 1868-1874; Circuit Judge 1878-1884; active practice of law for nearly fifty years, Irvine, Ky. JAMES A. MITCHELL. Lawyer; District Attorney L. & N. R. U. ; Attor- ney and Director Potter, Matlock & Co., Bankers; Member of Board of Educa- tion, Bowling Green, Ky. PHILIP A. GAERTNEB. Lawyer. Louisville, Ky. H. M. WINSLOW. Lawyer; President Carroliton National Bank. CarroUtou, Ky. 74 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. J. WHEELER McGEE. Law.ver; Former Judge of City Court; Presideui American Grocery Co., Louisville, Ky. JOHN MASON BROWN. Lawyer; Former Assistant City Attorney, Louis- ville, Ky. J. RICHARD WATTS. Lawyer. Louisville, Ky. W. W. WATTS. Lawyer; President Commercial Law League of America, Louisville, Ky. FKTTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 75 LAWYERS. JOHN C. STKOTHEll. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. T. L. EDELEN. Lawyer, Frankfort, Ky. S. B. VANCE. Lawyer; admitted to the bar at 24, and was one of the most cultiircd and scholarly men in the profession; died July 15, 1901, aged 69 years, Henderson, Ky. ItOBERT D. VANCE. Lawyer. Henderson, Ky. 76 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. RODNEY HAGGARD. Lawyer; State Senator 1881-85; Judge Clark County Court 1893-98, Winchester, Ky. OSCAR TURNER. Lawyer; Member Fifty -sixth Congress, 1899-1901. representing Fifth District, Louisville, Ky. OSCAR H. ROETKIN. Lawyer; Nos. 3 and 4 Bradford Building, Coy- instoD. Ky. WALLACE McKAY. Lawyer; Democratic Elector for Fifth Congres- sional District, 1896, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTICKY. 77 LAWYERS. P. n. DAKBY. Lawyer, Princeton, Ky, BURTON VANCE. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. WILLIAM AV. STKPllENSON. Lawyer; Representative Kentucky Legislature, 1889-93; State Senator, 1894-98. Harrods- burtr, Ky. LAL'RENCE YONTS, Lawyer; Former Dep. U. S. Marshal, Dist. of Ky. Postmaster of Johnson ten years; Notary I'ublic, Hopkiiisviiie, Ky. 78 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. LAWYERS. OLIVER H. STRATTON. Lawyer; Author of "Philosophy of American Pol- itics," "'Republican Mirror," etc., Louis- ville, Ky. CHARLES G. HULSEWBDB.* Lawyer, Louisrille, Ky. •Died June 12. 1901. (iEOR'iE W. WILLIAMS. Lawyer; born Nov. 27, 1814; died Sept. 29, 1890; practiced law Hawesville and Owensboro over fift.v years; Member Legislature 1S49-50; Former Circuit .Tudge Sixth District, Owensboro, Ky. J. M. DIAL. l>awyer; has not held any political offlce; a Re- publican; District Deputy Knights of I'ythias, Covington, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 70 LAWYERS. W. F. GRIGSBY. Lawyer. Springfield, Ky. R. A. Mcdowell. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. MARK H. IIEISSMAN. Lawyer; Member of Legislature; Candidate for uepuOlican Nomination County Attorney, Louisville, Ky. L. W. ARNETT. Lawyer; assisted in the prosecution of the alleged slayers of Gov. Goebel. and author of a "History of the Times and Troubles," which led up to his death, Cov- ington, Ky. 80 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." LAWYERS AND REAL ESTATE COUNSELOR. JOHN D. WHITE. Real Estate Connselor; Graduate Michigan Uni- versity Law Class 1872; Member Forty-fourth, Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth Congresses; Member Ky. Legis. 1879-80; Prohib. Can- didate for Gov. 1900: office with W. C. Priest & Co.. Real Estate, Tjonisville, Ky. Ij. F. JOHNSON. Lawyer. Frankfort, Ky. E. B. MoKAY. Lawyer, Louisville, Ky. HIRAM SHREVB. I-awyer; Capt. and Aide de Camp on Staff of Brig. Gen. I'oyntz, commanding Ky. Division U. S. v.. Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 81 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. LEWIS S. McMUKTRY, A. M., M. D. President of the Faculty and Professor of Obstet- rics. Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery, Hospital College of Medicine; owner Dr. McMnrtry's (formerly Jennie Cassedy) Inflrmary, Louis- ville, Ky. JOSEPH McDowell mathews, m. d., ll. d. P>x-Presideut American Medical Association; Pro- fessor of Surgery and Clinical I'rofessor of Diseases of Rectum, Uo.spital College of Medicine, Louis- ville, Ky. THOMAS H. STUCKY. A. M., M. D. Vice-President of the Faculty and Professor of the I'rinciples and Practice of Medi- icine and Clinical Medicine, Hos- pital College of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. FRANK C. WILSON. A. M., M. D. Professor of Diseases of the Chest and Physical Diagnosis. Hospital College of Medi- cine, Lonisville, Ky. 82 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DL'DLEY S. REYNOLDS. A. M., M. D. Professor Oplitlialmoiogy, Otology and Medical Jurisprudeuce, Hospital College of Med- icine, Louisville, Ky. H. HORACE GRANT. A. M., M. D. Treasurer of the B\'iculty and Professor of Surg- ery and Clinical Surgery, Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. HUGH N. LEAVELL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Adjunct Professor Physiology and Chief of Otological and Laryngological Clinic, Hospital College of Medicine, Louis- ville, Ky. FRANK T. FORT, M. D. of Assistant to Chair of Surgery, Hospital College of Med.: Surg. L C. R. R.; Mem. Amer. Ky. State. S. W. Ky. and Jeff. Co. Med. Assus.; Vice-Pres. Practitioners' Club; Med. Exam. Penn Mutual and Hartford Life Ins. Cos., Louisville, Ky. [''KTTEIl'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. ' 83 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. JAMES MORRISON BODINE, M. D. Dean of the Faculty and Professor of Anatomy Univer.sity of Louisville, Medical De- partment. Louisville, Ky. ■SVILLIAM UWEN ROBERTS, M. D. I'hysiciaii and Surgeon; I'rofessor of Principles and I'ractice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. Lniversity of Louisville, Medical Departnieut, Louis- ville, Ky. JOHN G. CECIL, B. S., M. D. Professor Material jNIedica, Therapeutics and Pub- lic Hygiene, T'ni versify of Louisville, Medical Uepartment, Louis- ville, Ky. 1. N. BLOOM. A. B.. M. D. Clinical Professor of Genito-Uriuary Diseases, Univer.sity of Louisville. Medical De- partment, Louisville, Ky. 84 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. ROBERT G. FALLIS. M. D. Physician; Assistant to the Cliair of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. HENRY HEUSER. M. D. Physician; Assistant to the Chair of Otology and I-aryngology, Hospital College of Medi- cine, Louisville, Ky. J. P. FERGUSON. A. M., M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Anesthetist to the Chair of Surgery, Hospital College of Medi- cine, Gray Street Intiruiary, Louisville, Ky. JOHN W. KREMER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Assistant to the Chair of Surgery, Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 85 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. THOMAS GRAIN EVANS, M. D. Physician: Dean and Professor of Ophthalmology, Otology and Laryngology, Medical De- partment, Kentucky Uuiversity, Louisville, Ky. HENRY ENOS TULEY. A. B., M. D. Physician; Secretary Faculty and Professor of Obstetrics. Medical Department Ken- tucky University, Louisville, Ky. JAMES WEYMS BENNERS, M. D. Physician: Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics, Med- ical Department Kentucky University, Louisville, Ky. OLIVER HOLT KELSALL, A. M., M. D. Physician: Clinical Assistant in Gynecology and Assistant Professor of Bacteriology, Mediial Department Kentucky University, Louisville, Ky. 86 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. ORVILLE A. KENNEDY, B. S., M. D. Physician; formerly Professor of Chemistry Cen- tral University; Lecturer ou Principles and Practice of Medicine, Kentucky University, Louisville, Ky. FREDERICK C. TIIUM, M. D. Physician: Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmology, Otology, Anesthetist, Kentucky Uni- versity, Louisville, Ky. LOUIS KAELIN. M. D. Physician, Louisville, Ky. W. YOUNGER HOWARD, M. D. Physician, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 87 GEO. T. MOUNSEY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Instructor Practice of Medicine and Diseases of Children, Ken- tuclij' School of Medicine; Member Louisville Lodge Elks, Lewis Lodge F. & A. M. ; Member ber Ky. State Med. So., Louisville, Ky. JOHN W. GALVIN. M. D. Physician ; Graduate University of Louisville, Medical Department, 1894; Assistant in Ob- stetrics and Gynecology. Kentucky School of Medicine; lOx-Meiuber Louisville School Board, Louisville, Ky. HENRY CHENOWETH, M. D. Graduated in the Class of 1844, University of Louisville; in active practice flfty-eight years, St. Matthews, Ky. GEORGE W. CROFT. M. D. Physician and Surgeon; born in Staunton, Va. attended college, first year. Chapel Hill, N. C; second year, Richmond, Va. ; third and fourth years. Louisville Medical College; Assistant An- atomy Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. 88 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. HENRY ORENDORF, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Professor Therapeutics, Genito-Urinary, Venereal and Sliin Dis- eases, Kentucliy School of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. JESSE T. DUNN. M. D. Clin. liOcturer Diseases of Rectum; Chief Surg. Laboratory Opcr. Surgery; Lecturer on Surg- ery Ky. School of Med.; Oper. Private X- I'ay Laboratory; Surg, and Exam. Surg. Fid. & Cas. and Travelers' Ace. & Life Ins. Cos., Louisville, Ky. FOUCriE W. SAMUEL, A. M., M. D. Physician and Surgeon ; Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville, Ky. OSCAR C. DILLY. PH. G.. M. D. Lecturer and Chemist; Professor Materia Medica and Pharmacology Louisville College of Pharmacy; Lecturer Materia Medica and Pharmacology Kentucky School of Medicine; Ex-Pres. Ky. Pharm. Asso.. Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KKNTUCKY. 80 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. A. MORGAN CARTLEDGE. M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Professor of Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery Louisville Med- ical College. Louisville, Ky. AP MORGAN VANCE. Physician and Surgeon, Louisville, Ky, JAMES S. CHENOWETH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Surgeon Deaconess Hoi- pital; Consulting Surgeon Louisville City Hospital, Louisville, Ky. PRESCOTT BROWN SCOTT, A. M., M. D. Phvsiclan. Louisville, Ky. •Died September 24. 1900. 90 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. A. LEIGHT MONROE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Dean and Professor of Materia Medica and Clinical Gynecology and Orilicial Snrgery Soutliwestern Ilonieopatliic College, Louis- ville, Ky. GEOR-GE S. COON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Professor of Surgery and Surgical Gynecology Southwestern Homeo- pathic Medical College, Louisville, Ky. JESSE E. MANN. M. D. Physician; Professor of Ophthalmology, Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology, Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College, Louis- viile, Ky. 'J'HEODORE 11. IIOLLINSIJEAD. M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Professor of Physiology- Southwestern Homeopathic Medical Col- lege, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 91 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. S. E. STANLEY. M. D. Physician; Secretary-Treasurer Falls Cities Homeopattilc Medical Society; Professor of Skin Diseases Southwestern Homeo- pathic Medical College, Louis- ville, Ky. HERVEY S. KELLER. M. D. Physician; Adjunct I'rofessor Materia Medlca Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College, Louisville; Ex-Pres. Ky. Homeopathic Medical Association, Frankfort, Ky. BENJAMIN A. GARR, M. D. Physician; Grand Medical Examiner Ancient Order United Workmen of Kentucky, Louis- ville, Ky. B. JONES FARR, M. D. Physician, Louisville. Ky. 92 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. WILLIAM O. BAILEY, M. D. I'hysician; Deraoiistrater of Ophthalmology Uni- versity of Louisville, Medical Department, Louisville, Ky. WILLIAM B. DOHEKTY, M. D. Lecturer on Obstetrics; Quiz-master in Obstetrics University of liouisville, Medical Depart- ment, Louisville, Ky. DAVID YANDELL ROBERTS, M. D. Hospital Steward First Ky. Inf. U. S. V., Span.- Amer. War; Ass't to Professor Clinical Surgery and to the Demonstrator of Surgery and Surgical Dressing, Uni- versity of Louisville, Medical Department, Louisville, Ky. J. T. WINDELL, M. D. Phjsician; Curator of the Museum, University of Louisville, Medical Department, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 93 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. SIMKALL ANDERSON, M. D. Physician aud Surgcou; Assistant to Professor of Obstetrics and Gyuecolog.v, University of Louisville, Medical Department, Louis- Tillo, Ky. GEORGE F. SIMPSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Graduated University of Lonlsville. ISSl, and in New York, 1891; School Trustee 1S>9 to 1899; Local Sur- geon Monon Railroad. Louis- ville, Ky. WILLIAM T. LKACHMAN. M. D. Physician, Louisville, Ky. GEORGE C. LEACHMAN. M. D. Physician, Louisville, Ky. 94 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. JAMES W. GUEST, M. D. riiysioian: Grad. Univ. of Va., 1886, and Univ. and BoUevne Hosp. Med. College, 1888; served in Bellevne, Chambers St. and Harlem Hos- pitals, N. Y., and St. Catharine Hosp., Broolvlyn; Cit.v Thvsician Louisville; Comr. Ceu. Ky. Lun. Asy.; Med. rOxam. Nat. Life and Covenant Mnt.: Pres. Practitioners' Clnl), Louisville, Ky. THOMAS PAGE GRANT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Viee-Pres. Alumni, Med. Dep't University of Louisville; Member Miss. Val. Med. Ass'n and Ass'n MiL Surgeons U. S.; lato Capt. and Ass't Surg. K. S. G.; Director Dr. Grant's Ortliaiiedic Sanitar- ium, Louisville, Ky. CURRAN POPE, M. D. Physician; Sup't of the Dr. Curran Pope Sana- torium for Nervous Diseases, Louis- ville, Ky. D. H. KELLER, M. D. I'hysician: Antlior; Inventor; Graduate of Uni- versity and Bellevue Hospital Medical ' College. New York. 1900, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTARLB MEN OF KENTUCKY. 95 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. HENRY M. SKILLMAN, M. D. Ex-Pres. Ky. Stnte Med. Society; Member Amer. Med. and Miss. Vnl. Med. Ass'ns; former member of The Faculty of Medical De- partment Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky. FRANK O. YOUNG, M. D. Ex-Pres. Nat. Sanitary Ass'n; Member Amer. Med. Ass'n and Ky. Stale Med. Ass'n; President Board of Health, Lexington, Ky. THOMAS STONE LEWIS. M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Pathologist Eastern Ken- tucky Asylum: Surgeon on Staff of Good Sau.ai'iiau Hospital, Lexing- ton, Ky. A. C. LEONARD, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Vice-Pres. Ky. Homeo. Med. Society; Ex-Res. Surgeon Chicago Homeo. Hospital; Member Am. Inst. Homeopathy; Surgeon Widows' and Orphans' ilome; I. O. O. F., Lex- ington, Ky. 96 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. WILLIAM B. McCLURE. M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Lexington, Ky. DAVID BARUOW, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Lexington, Ky. F. H. CLARKE. M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Lexington, Ky, U. V. WILLIAMS, M. D. I'hysician, Frankfort, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 97 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. J. D. KISEK. M. D. Fhysiciun find Surgeon, Lexington, Ky. J. A. STUCKY, M. I). Physician, Lexington, Ky. J. B. JACKSON. M. D. Physuian and Surgeon, Hopkinsville, Ky. RARLE J. BUASHEAR. M. D. Memlier of Kentucky State Medical Society, Defoe, Ky. 98 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY.' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. E. E. HUME, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Pranl^fort, Ky. J. G. SOUTH, M. D. Physician, Franlifort, Ky. JAMES II. MOORE. M. D. Physician and Farmer; Delegate to First Agri- cultural Congress, held at Selma, Ala.; Member Constitutional Convention of Kentucky, 1890-91, Harrodsburg, Ky. THOMAS D. WILLIAMS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Member of Ky. State Med. and Amer. Med. Ass'ns; Director People's Bank, Bardstown, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OE KENTUCKY.' 90 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. JAMES HUGHES LETCHEU, M. D. Physiciiiu and Surgeon; President 1901, State Medical Society; Surgeon in Chief Letcher's Hospital; Surgeon for L. & N., 1. C. and L., H. & Si. L. Railroads, Hender- son, Ky. ARCHIBALD DiXON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Ex-President Mississippi Valley Medical Association; Ex-President Kentucky State Medical Society, Henderson, Ky. WILLIAM A. QUINN, M. D. Phy^iieian and Surgeon, Henderson, Ky. BEN LETCHER. M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Member State Medical Society and District and County Medical Societies. Henderson, Ky. 100 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. A. H.. KLEISER. M. D. Physician, Eminence, Ky. J. J. UODMAN. M. D, Pliysician ami Surgeon, Owenshoro, Ky, D. M. GRIFFITH. M. D. Physician Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat; former "Oculist City Hospital; former President B. M. A., Owensboro, Ky. JOSEPH RAY ANDERSON, M. D. Physician Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat; Fellow Berlin Aufrlo-American Society; Oculist City Hospital, Owensboro, Ky. FF/rTKIfS "XOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 101 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS R. C. MeCllOKD, M. D. Physician aud Snrgeou; Es-1'resident Kentucky State Merlical Society; Surgeon to and Owner Elizahetli Hospital, Leliauon, Ky. "WILLIAM M. FUQUA, M. D. Former Professor of Anatomy, Memphis Medical College, Ilopkinsville, Ky. CLARENCE H. VAUGIIT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; President Board of Health; Ex-Secretary United States Pension Board; Ex-Secretary Practitioners' Club; Surgeon for L. vS: N. R. R. ; President Central Kentucky Cigar Manufact- uring Co., Richmond, Ky. JAMES ANDREW AVERDICK, M. D. Graduated Class of 1S74, Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati; A. B. S. M. Institute, Dayton, O., 1SG9; Coroner. 1875-76; Member Board of Education, Covington. :;u years. Pres- ident 2 years; Member Kentucky Legislature, 1902, Covington, Ky. 102 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. JOHN F. TAYLOR. M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Louisville, Ky. FRANK KARRICK GREEN. M. D. Physician, Louisville, Ky. CHRISTOPHER K. WALLACE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Ex-House Physician; Posr "Graduate H«si>ital and School of Chicago; Ex-SuperintiMulent Institute Feeble Minded Children. Frank- fort, Ky. BEN. L. BRUNER. M. D. Former Physician and Surgeon Kentucky Peni- tentiary; First Lieut, and Ass't Surgeon Fourth Ky. Vol. Inf., Span.-Ainer. War; Member Ky. Legislature, 1902, Hardyville, Ky. FETTER'S '-NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 103 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. J. BRENT PALMER, M. D. Ph.vsic-ian ;ind Surgeon; Miijor and Surgeon First Kentiick.v Volunteer Infantr.v, Spanish- American War, Louisville, Ky. J. HUNTER PEAK, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Former U. S. Pension Surgeon; Expert U. S. Pension Surgeon, Louisville, Ky. EDWARD LEE PEARCE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon; Visiting Surgeon Louis- ville City Hospital; Surgeon L C. R. R. Co.; Surgeon Louisville, Legion, eleven years, Louisville, Ky. JAMES C. MITCHELL, M. D. Graduate of Bennett Eclectic Medical College, Chicago, HI., 1S97; Resident Physician and Surgeon Cook Co. Hospital, 1S97-9S-99; Medical Examiner A. O. U. W., De- gree of Honor, and Woodmen of World, Louisville, Ky. 104 FETTEnS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PHYSICIANS. LUKE P. WILLIAMS, M. D. Physician; Pastor Fii-st Baptist Cliurch; Pres't "Banli of Morehead to January, 1901; Mem- ber Keiitueliy Constitutional Con- vention, 1890-91, Moretieaa, Ky. FrvBDEIlICK DeHAVEN, M. D., D. O. Homeopatliic and Osteopatliic Physician; Presi- dent of the Kentucky School of Oste- opathy, Louisville, Ky. R. P. BUCKMASTER. Osteopathic Physician; Graduated under founder of Osteopathy, at Uicksvllle, AIo., Frankfort, Ky. H. E. NELSON. Osteopathic Physician; Trustee American Oste- opathic Association; Secretary and Treas- urer Kcnt\icky Osteopathic Associa- tion, Louisville, Ky. FHTTEUS "XOTARLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 105 DENTISTS. W. AV. BARNES, M. D., D. D. S. Dentist; Yic-e-l'i-esideut Kenttiok.v State Dental Association, Louisville, Ky. WILLIAM E. GRANT, M. D., D. D. S. Dentist; Dean and Professor of Orthodontia, Louisville ("olleee of Dentistry, I.,ouis- ville, Ky. J. W. DAUGIIERTY, D. D. S. Dentist; Graduate of the Louisville College of Dentistry, Bardstown, Ky. WINFIELD SCOTT SMITH, M. D., D. D. S. Dentist; Former Frofcssor I'rosthetic Dentistry, Crown and Bridije Work, I'rosthetlc Tech- nie, liOiiisville, Kv. 106 FETTER'S ••NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. DENTISTS. LLOYD A. KING. D. D. S. Dentist; Member State Dental Association; Mem- ber Tri-State Dental Association, Hen- derson, Ky. A. C. COOK. D. D. S. Dentist; Memlier Kentucky State Dental Associ£ tion, Georgetown, Ky. W. L. HANSBKO. D. D. S. Dental Surgeon, Paducali, Ky. EDGAR NEWTON FRUIT, D. D. S. Dental Surgeon, Hopkinsville, Ky. FETTEIfS "NOTAHLK MEN OF KENTUCKY. 107 DENTISTS. V. H. HOBSON, A. M., M. D., D. D. 8. Dentist, Richmoud, Ky. C. L. SEEBOLT, D. Dentist; Membpr Kv. State Dental Ass'n and Falls City Dental Club. Louisville. Ky. DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS. C. E. NARY. Dentist: Manager Wayt Dental Co., the oldest dental concern in Kentucky— nearly thirty years at Third and Jefferson, Louis- ville. Ky. GEORGE REISS. Dentist; Proprietor Louisville Dental I'arlors, established eiifhteen years, Louisville, Ky 108 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' SPECIALISTS AND VETERINARY SURGEONS. M. n. BROWN, M. D. Sper-ialist in Hernia and Chronic Diseases, Louis- ville. Ky. WM. EDWARDS BAXTER, M. D., Specialist Mouth, Nose and Throat; Former Pres't Ky. State Dent. .\ss'n; Former Demon- stJ-aior Operative Dentistry, Central Un- versity; Inventor; Composer of Music, Franlifort, Ky. DR. G. GOLDSTEIN. Optic Specialist, Louisville, Ky. WILLIAM H. NETHERLAND. Veterinary Surgeon, Louisville, Ky. FlCTTKIfS 'NOTAnLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 109 VETERINARY SURGEONS, DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS. Dli. S. A. BRADLEY. Veterinary Sui-geou; (iniduate Toronto, Canada; Veterinary Surgeon I'olice and Fire De- partments jTjul Member Drs. Bradley Bros. Stock Food Co., Louisville, Ky. DR. HENRY ALBERS. Veterinary Surgeon, Louisville, Ky. SIMON N. JONES. Pves. Simon N. Jones Co., Druggists and Pliarni acists; Pres. Louisville College of I'barni- acy, Louisville, Ky. GEoR(;E D. Bol.DRlCK. President Hugh Murray Drug Co.; Pres. Lebanon Water Works, Lebanon, Ky, 110 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." PUBLISHERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS. COURIER-JOURNAL. WALTEU N. IIALDEMAN.* President Loui.svllle Courier-Journal Co.. Louis- ville. Ky. *Died May 13, 1902. HENKY ^VATTEI^SON. Editor Louisville Courier-Journal; Ex-Member Con- gress; Author, Lecturer and Statesman, Louisville. Ky. WM. B. HALDEMAN. Jonrnnlist; General Manager Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky. BRUCE HALDEMAN. iee-Pres't Louisville Courier-Journal Co.; Mem- ber Board of Trade and Commercial Club; Director Pendennis Club, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. Ill PUBLISHERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS. COURIER-JOURNAL. ARTHUR Y. FORD. Managing Editor Courier-Journal. Louisville, Ky. GEORGE E. JOHNSON. Editor Twice-a-Weok Courier-Journal. Louis- ville, Ky. LOUISVILLE TIMES. EMMET G. LOGAN. Editor-in-Chief I-ouisvillle Times, Louisville, Ky. ROBERT W. liROW N. Managing Editor Louisville Times. Louisville, Ky. 112 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' PUBLISHERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS. RICHARD W. KNOTT, Editor Eveuiug i'ost, Louisville, Ky. J. STODDARD JOHNSTON. Editor. Author and Historian, Louisville, K.v. HENRY CLEVELAND WOOD. Writer; Author of "The Kentucky Outlaw:" "The Love that Endured;" "Faint Heart and Fair Lady," etc., Harrodshurg, Ky. MADISON J. CAWBIN. I'oet; Author, Louisville, K.v. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 113 PUBLISHERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS. SAMUEL J. ROBERTS. Editor Daily Leader; United States Collector of Internal Revenue. Seventh District, Lexington, Ky. CHARLES M. MEACHAM. Pub. and Ed. Hopkinsville "Kentuckian" sinctt 1879; Pres. Ky. Press Asso. 1893; Former Preg. Board of Commissioners West. Ky. Insane Asylum; Mem. Dem. State Ex. Com. since 1S9.5; born Christian County, June 14. 1858; Hopkinsville, Ky. J. CHENS CRADDOCK. Editor "Kentuckian Citizen;" born August 28, 1825; Editor and Writer flfty-five years; Mex- ican War Veteran; Sec. State Society Mex- ican Veterans; Former Confederate Guide, Paris, Ky. ROBERT M. KELLY. Patent Lawyer; Former Editor of the "Com- mercial;" Col. Fourth Ky. Inf., U. S. Vol.. Army of the Cumberland; formerly Col- lector Int. Rev. Seventh District, and U. S. I'ension Agent, Louisville, Ky. 114 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS. GEO. G. FETTER PRINTING CO. GEO. G. FETTER. President Geo. G. Fetter Printing Co.; President Fetter Law Book Co., Louisville, Ky. HOWARD C. WEDEKEMPER. Treasurer and General Manager Geo. G. Fetter Printing Co.; Treasurer Fetter Law Bools Co., liOuisville, Ky. J. ED. REESE. Vice-President Geo. G. Fetter Printing Co. liOuisville, Ky. EDWARD C. GERMAN. Secretary Geo. G. Fetter Printing Co., Louis- ville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 115 PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS. GEO. G. FETTER PRINTING CO. J. FRANK WHITE. Managor Stationery Dppartmcnt Geo. G. Fetter Printing Co.. Louisville, Ky. CHARLES F. 15RECKEL. Superinteiulent Geo. G. FXES. Capitalist, Louisville, Ky. SAM STONE BUSIL Financial Agent; Successful Operator in Suburban Real Estate; erected the Equitable Building; organized and established the Louisville Bolt & Iron Co., Louisville, Ky. COMMERCIAL AGENCY. GEORGE ROBINSON HUNT, JR. Of Hunt & Hutchings. Stock, Bond and Grain Brokers, Louisville, Ky. ROBERT C. CARSON. Superintendent of the Louisville Office of Bradstreet Co. Commercial Agency, Louis- the ville, Ky. 124 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. BANKERS. SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK. JAS. S. KSCOTT. Former United Stntes B.iuk Examiuer; President Southern National Baulj; Treasurer Louis- ville Ilorso Show Association, Louis- ville, Ky. W. J. THOMAS. First Vice-President Southern National Bauli of Louisville, Shelb.vville, Kj'. FRED. N. LEWIS. Second Vice-President Southern National Bank; Lewis & Chamliers, Seeds and Afjrieultural Implements. Louisville, Ky. HENRY D. OilMSBY. Ca.shier Southern National Bank, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 125 BANKERS. LOGAN C. MullRAY. Presiilout American National Bank; Director Board of Trade and Commercial Club, Louisville, Ky. JAMES S. BAURET. President German Security Bank, an original in- corporator and President since organization, 18fi7: bank just paid 69 dividends and never skipped one: Director Louisville Water Co., I>ouisvilIt'. Ky. JOHN DOERHOEFER. Vice-President Union National Bank, Louis- ville, Ky. LUKE O. COX. President I'nion National Bank, Louisville, K3'. 126 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. BANKERS. GEOUGE W. LEWMAX. President First National Banlj, Lonisville, Ky. OSCAR FENLEY. President National Bank of Keutuckv, Louis- ville, Ky. CLINTON C. McCLARTY. Cashier First National Bank, Louisville, Ky. EDWIN W. HAYS. Cashier National Bank of Kentucky, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 127 BANKERS. H. C. RODES. President Citizens' National Banlj; Director Louis- ville rublic Warehonse Co. : Director Bour- bon Stock Yards, Louisville, Ky. DANIEL L. MOORE. IManter and Ranchman; Member State Senate, 1SS1-18S2; President Mercer National Bank, Harrodsburg, Ky. JAMES S. WITHERS. Cashier of the National Bank of Cynthiana, thiana, Ky. Cyn- A. II. WARD. Lawyer (retired), age 87 years; I'resident National ■Bank of Cynthiana for the past 20 years, Cynthiana, Ky. 128 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. BANKERS. DAVID H. JAMES. President Second National Banlj, Lexington, Ky. JACOB H. GRAVES. Vice-President Second National Bank of Lexing- ton; large owner of real estate and of a large stock and cattle farm, Chilesburg, Ky. JOHN A. MIDDLETON. President Farmers' & Traders' Bank, Shelby- ville, Ky. W. H. TIPTON. County Judge and President Citizens' National Bank, Shelbyville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. 129 BANKERS. JAS. WEIR. Eighty years old. Oldest Bank President continuous service in the United States; President National Deposit Bank, Owensboro, Ky. H. P. MONTGOMERY. President First National Bank; President Royal Springs Ice Co., and President George- town Electric Street Railway, George- town, Ky. S. K. SNEED. Cashier Henderson National Bank, Hender- son, Ky. K. H. SOAPER. President Henderson National Bank; Exporter Loaf and Strips Toliacco, Henderson and Uniontown, Ky. 130 FETTERS 'NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. BANKERS. FAYETTE HEWITT. Asst. Adj. Gen. Orpliaus' Brig., C. S. A.; Quar- termasster Slate of Ky. ; Auditor State of Ky. ; Pres. Franljfort Safety Vault & Tru.st Co., and President State Nat. Banlv, Frank- fort, Ky. CHARLES E. HOGE. Casliior State National Bank, Frankfort, Ky. W. H. DAUGIiERTY, M. D. Physician and Farmer, 67 years old; former Mem- ber of the Kentucky Legislature; President Corinth Deposit Bank, Corinth, Ky. THOMAS BLACKWELL. General JSIerchaiidise. Strips Tol)acco, Coal ing. etc.; President Webster Co. Bank, Clay, Ky. Min- FF.TTKIIS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." 181 BANKERS. WILLIAM P.. NOE. Lawyer; President Bank of Calhoun, Calhoun, Ky. W. F. PEAK. Born Dec. 1, 1829, lu Ileury, now Trimble Co. Coroner 1S54-5S; Sheriff 1S5S-GU: Clerk County and Circuit Courts 1863-70; Clerk Circuit Court 18T0-8U; Master Com. ten years; Rep. Legis. 1883-4 aud 1891-2-3; Mer- chant twentv-tive years: Pres. B., L. & I>. Bank, Bedford. Ky. JAMES M. UICIIART. Merchant; i'resident Owin.usville Banking Co., Owiugsville, Ky. C. L. KING. President Corydon Deposit Bank, Corydou, Ky. 132 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. BANKERS. W. 8. CuoK. President Graves County Bankint Majlield, Ky. & Trust Co., M. J. FARiilS. Farmer anil Stock Raiser: President Citizens' National Bank, Danville, Ky. HENRY G. SANDIFER. Cashier Boyle National Bank, Danville, Ky. J. A, (jl ISENBERRY. Cashier Citizens' National Bank, Danville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. 183 BANKERS. R. B. LANCASTER. President Citizens' National Banl^ and Lancaster Mill Co., Leiiandu, Ky. S. J. ASHBROOK. Farmer and Miller; President Farmers' National Bank, Cynthiana, Ky. JOHN B. TRICE. Cashier I'lanters' Bank since 1891, Uopkins- ville, Ky. STEl'IIEX E. TRICE. I'resideut I'lanters" Bank 1ST3-I9(i0, Ilopkins- vllle, Ky. 184 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. BANKERS. WILLIAM T. HORD. Dealer in Lire Stock: Fresklent Farmers' Merchants" Bank, Greenup, Ky. A. C. WITIIERSl'OON. In banking business for 35 years; now President Citizens' Bank, LawrencelMirg, Ky. W. K. RAYBURN. Merchant and President I'eople's Bank; one of the oldest citizens and an official member Cumberland PresViyterian Church, Adairville, Ky. TOM B. PELL. Pii'sident Bank of Lewisport; Senior Member of the firm of Pell Bros., successors to J. C. Pell & Sons. ; in business since 1844, Lewisport, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 135 BANKERS. BENJ. T. HEAD. Cashier Farmers' Bank, Burgin, K3-. RICHARD C. T. HEAD. Cashier of Citizens' Banli, Stamping Ground, Ky, J. SAMUEL HEAD, JR. Cashier Jaclison Deposit Banlj, .lacljson, Ky. W. B. SMITH. Cashier First National Bank, Glasgow, Ky, 136 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. BANKERS. JOHN M. BELL. Cashier First National Banli, Lexington. K.v. E. M. SHELLEY. Cashier Bnrnside Banking Co.; Capt. Co. I, Fourth Regt. Ky. Inf.. U. S. V., Span. -Am. War, Bnrnside, Ky. DAVID BANKS. Cashier rianters" State Bank, Henderson, Ky. geou(jK c. hall, jr. Cashier Worthville Deposit Bank, Wortbville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 137 BANKERS. WILLIAM SIMMONS. Farmor and Stock Man; Director Bullitt County Fair Association; President People's Bank, Shepherdsville, Ky. J. C. REVILL. Born in Owen CouJity; Elected Circuit Court Clerk 1S74 and 1880; Organized Boone County De- posit Bank 1886. Cashier of same ever since, Burlington, Ky. EDWARD GARRETT. <;ashier First National Bank; Member City Coun- cil; Member Ky. No. 50. Odd B'ollows, Princeton, Ky. W. SHELBY WI1>S(»N . Cnshier Deposit Bank. Euiineuce, Ky. 138 FETTKIfS -NOTABLE MEN OF KEX'J'UCKY. BANKERS. CATLETT W. THOMPSON. Founder and Owner of the People's Bank of Met- calfe Co., a Private Bank, Edmonton, Ky. JOSEPH LEONARD HENDRIX. Farmer; Member of the Baptist Church and has always been a Democrat: President Bank of Glencoe, Napoleon, Ky. II. R. LITTELL.* Lawyer; Former President City Bank; Former Auditor and Treasurer, Hopkiusville, Ky. *Died 1894. S. N. LEONARD. Manufacturer and Banker; President Suwa nee- Spoke and Lum))er Co., Kuttawa, Ky.; President Farmers' Bank, Eddy- vlUe, Ky. Fin'TKKS •XOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 139 BANKERS. J. M. McCUTCHEON. Bauker and Merchant: I'rpsident Bank of RusseUville, Russellville, Ky. JOHN W. CALDWELL. Lawyer; Col. Ninth Ky. Inf., C. S. A.; Com- manded Oi-phans' Brigade part of 1863-64-65; Jndse Logan Co.. 1866-74; Member Forty- iDfth, Forty-sixtli and Forty-seventh Congress from Third Ky. Dist. ; Pres. Logan Co. Bank, Russellville, Ky. JOHN M. WHITE. Farmer and Undertaker; I'resident Farmers' De- posit Bank, Horse Cave, Ky. E. DICKEY. President People's Bank, Cave City, Ky. 140 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. BANKERS. J. BUFORD HENDRICK. President Deposit Bank. Frankfort, Ky, K. N. WATHEX. President Farmers' National Bank; Former State Senator and of Watlien, Mueller Todd-Donigan Iron Co., Louis- ville. Ky. JOHN COCHRAN. Secretary and Treasurer The Todd-Donigan Iron Co., Louisville, Ky. IRON PIPE, BATH TUBS, BRASS. GEORGE J. LONG. Resident Manager Louisville Branch United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co., Louisville, Ky. THEODORE AHRENS. SR. Founder Ahrens & Ott Manufacturing Co., Bath Tubs, Brass Goods, Plumbers' Supplies, etc., Louisville, Ky. 168 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. MANUFACTURERS. IRON, STEEL, PIG IRON. ANDREW G. WHITLEY. President Fulton, Conway & Co., Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware, Blacksmith and Carriage Material and Tools; Manufacturers Wagon Wood Work, Louisville, Ky. RICHARD BAYLOR HICKMAN. Of Hickman, Williams & Co., Merchants and Manufacturers of Pig Iron, Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville, Ky. WILLIS P. DAVIS. Davis, Kelly & Co., Manufacturers Pig Iron and Steel, Louisville, Ky. ROBERT M. KELLY, JR. Davis. Kelly & Co., Manufacturers Pig Iron and Steel, Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOT.VnLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 169 MANUFACTURERS. HtNRY UOGT MACHINE CO ITENRY VOGT. President Henry Vogt Machine Co., Manufacturers of Ice Machines, Boilers, etc.; Knight Temphar and Scottish Rite Masou, Louisville, Ky. ADAM VOGT. SecretaiT and Treasurer Henry Vogt Machine Co., Manufacturers of Ice Machines, Boilers, etc.. Knight Templar and Scottish Rite Mason. Louisville, Ky. AMERICAN MACHINE CO. JOHN G. DAEUBLE. President American Machine Co., Louisville, Ky. F. WM. DAEUBLE. Secretary and Treasurer American Machine Co. Louisville, Ky. 170 FETTER'S "XOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. MANUFACTURERS. IRON FOUNDER, SAWS, WHEELS, MACHINES. ROGER D. WILLIAMS. Irou Founder: Coiouel Commandlug Second Regi- ment Kentucky Infantry, Lexington, Ky. LOGAN L. MATHER. Manager Henry Disston & Sons. Saw Manu- facturers, Louisville, Ky. L. J. WARDEN. Secretary Brown-Colburn Machine Co., Bowling Green. Ky. JOSEPH S. COLEMAN. Manager Royer Wheel Co., Lebanon, Ky. FETTER'S 'NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY. 171 MANUFACTURERS. CLOTHING. PRESLEY H. TAPP. President Tapp, Leiithei-s & Co., Clothing Manu- facturers; native of Alabama; l)egan busi- ness 1857, Louisville, Ky. JAS. M. S. BEAVERS. Superintendent Tapp, Leathers & Co., Clothing Manufacturers, Louisville, Ky. MARK R. IIARNED. senior Member Harued Bros., General Merchants, Caneyville, Ky.; President Louisville Clothing Co., Louisville, Ky. FRANK J. HEALINE. Superintendent Van B. Nelson Clothing C Louisville, Ky. 172 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. MANUFACTURERS, JCANS CLOTHING, WOOLEN. ANTHONY V. THOMSON. President Kentucky Jeans Clothing Co., Louis- ville. Ky. CHARLES MENDEL. Vice-President Ktnitnoky Jeans Clothing Co. Louisville, Ky. HARDIN WILSON. Secretary and Treasurer Kentucky Jeans Clothing Co.. Louisville, Ky. ROLAND L. WHITNEY. Secretary and Treasurer Falls City Jeans & Woolen Mills Co., Louisville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 173 MANUFACTURERS. WAGONS, CARRIAGES. WILLIAM C. KONES. Premideut Kentucky Wimoii Mauufacturing Co., Louisville, Ky. feETH M. NONES. Secretary Kentuck.v Wagon Manufacturing Co. Louisville, Ky. FIIED. O. NUETZBL. Manager Rub.y Carriage Co.; Treasurer Lieder- kranz Society; Exalted Ruler B. P. O. Elks; Member Willis Stewart Lodge 224 F. A. M . Louisville, Ky. THOMAS 11. KLUKL. Carriage Manufacturer; Former Member Board of Aldermen, Louisville, Ky. 174 FirrXKR S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. MANUFACTURERS. SADDLERY, HOUSE rURNISHlNGS. JOHN J. HARBISON. President Harbison & Gatlii-iglit, Inc., Mercliants and Manuf'acturej-s of Saddlery, etc., Louisville, K.y. JOSTAII B. GATHIUGHT. Vice-President Harbison & Gathright, Inc., Mer- chants and Manufacturers of Saddlery, etc., Louisville, Ky. OWEN GATHRIGHT. Second Vico-Pres. and Treas. Harbison & Gath- right Co., Inc.; Pres. Lou. Y. M. C. A.; Kv. Mem. Int. Com. Y. M. C. A.; Mem. and Ex. Dir. Board of Trade: Mem. and Ex. -Pres, Commercial Club; Ex-Pres. Whol. Sad. Assn. U. S. A.: Treas. Lou. Charity Assn., Louisville, Ky. HENRY TERSTEGGE. Of Stratton & Terstegge, Manufacturers of House Furnishings; and of Terstegge, Gohmann & Co.. New Albany, Ind., Louisville, Ky. FETTEIIS 'NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 175 MANUFACTURERS. BOXES, LUMBER, SAW MILL, COOPERS. CII.\ltLi:S 0. MBNGBL, JR. Former CoU.nel First Rogt. N. G. of Ky.; Presi dent Mengel Box Co. and of C. C. Mengel, Jr., & Brn. Co., Lumber and Saw Mill; Presi- dent Board of Trade, 1898-99, Louis- ville, Ky. CLARENCE R. MENGEL. Seoretary and Treasurer C. C. Mengel, Jr., & Bro. Co. Lumber, Saw and Planing Mills: Mem- ber Board of Trade, Lonisville, Ky. PHILIP SENGEL. Proprietor Ganibrinns (Vxiperage Works. Casks. Tanks, ete.. Lonisville. Ky. Chip M1CIL\EL J. MEEHAN. President The Bergen & Meehan Co., Whisky Staves and Heading and Cooperage for E.vport. Louisville, Ky. 176 FETTERS "XOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. MANUFACTURERS. TOBACCO. CHAKLES C. VOGT. et;ree Scottish Rites; St. Georcc Lodjje F. A. M.; Commercial Club; Knights of llonur. Lnuisville. Ky. 210 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. DISTILLER AND WHOLESALE LIQUORS. lIILMAlt EHUMANN. Distiller iiiul AMiolesale Liquor Dealer, Louis viile, Ky. WILLIAM PATTERSON. JR. Wholesale Liquors; Commission Merchant; Louis- ville, Ky. WHISKY, WINES AND LIQUORS. CHAItLES SCllIMl'ELER. Wholesale Whiskies. Wine.'; and Liquors, Louis- ville, Ky. AUGUST HOLLENBACH. Wholesale and Retail Wines; ouly strictly first- class wine house in Louisville, Ky. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 211 BREWERS. SENN &. ACKERMAN BREWING CO. FRANK SENN. President Soun & Ackerman Brewing Co., Louis- ville, Ky. PHILIP ACKERMAN. Vice-President and Manager Si'un & Ackerman Brewing Co., lionisville, Ky. FRANK P. SENN. Treasurer Seim & Aekerniau Brewing ville. Ky. Co.. Louis- EDWARD Gi:oUGl-: HILL. Secretary Seuu & Aokeruian Brewing Co., Louis- ville, Ky. 212 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. BREWERS JOHN F. KELLNER. Pres. Frank Fehr Brewing Co.; Meml)er Masonic Order (Blue Lodge No. 1.37 Scottish Rite Kniglits Templar and Mystic Shrine); Member Commercial Chib; Board of Trade; Vice-Pres. Ger. Sec. Bank, Ldiiisvillc. K.v. FREDElilCK F. KELLXER. Solicitor Frank Fehr Brewing Co.; Member Ma- sonic Ofder (Blue Lodge No. 137 Scottish Rite Kniglits Templar and Mvstic Shrine), Louis- ville, Ky. JOHN FKED OEKTEL. Proprietor Biitchertown Brewery, Louisville, Ky. TlIEdDoKE -\1EXK. I'roprietor Lexington Street Brewing ville, Ky. Co., Louis- FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." 213 BREWERS, DISTILLERS' SUPPLIES. JOHN E. WALTER. John E. and Frank Walter, Proprietors Clay Street Brewery, Louisville, Ky. FRANK WALTER. John E. and Frank Walter, Proprietors Clay Street Brewery, Louisville, Ky. WILLIAM PALMER. Proprietor Clifton Brewery, Louisville, Ky. JOHN W. BILES. President The Tnruey-Drier Co.. Distillers" Sup- plies, Louisville, Ky. 214 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY." PACKERS, STOCK YARD COMPANIES. IIENKY F. EMBRY. President Conrad Provision Co., Porii Packers; Tatum, Embry & Co., Live Stocli Commission Merchants, Louisville, Ky. LOUIS P. BORNWASSKR. Pork and Beef Packer, Louisville, Ky. BENJAMIN H. HURT. President Central Stock Yards Co., Louisville, Ky. G. ALLEN BIRCH. Superintendent Bourbon Stock Yards Co., Louis- ville, Ky. FETTER'S "XOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY.' 215 MEATS. GOTTLIEB LAYER. Meats; President New Southern Malting Co.; Paris Commissioner, Louisville, Ky. HENRY STRAUS. Meats, Louisville, Ky. WILL F. HOERTER. Meats, Louisville, Ky. JOSEPH GATTERDAM. Meats, Louisville, Ky. 216 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN MAAS. JR. Funeral Director; President of tlie Falls Cities Funeral Directors' Association, Louis- ville. Ky. HENRY SCHOPPENHORST. Fuueral Director and Embalmer; Vice-President Funeral Directors' Associatiou, Louis- ville. Ky. AL. S. SMITH. Funeral Director; Secretary of tlie Falls Cities Funeral Directors' Association, Louis- ville, Ky. HENRY BOSSE. JR. Funeral Director; Treasurer Funeral Directors' Association, Louisville, Kj'. FRTTEU'S 'NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 2V FUNERAL DIRECTORS, CARRIAGE CO. LOUENZO D. PEARSON. Of L. D. Pearson & Son, Funeral Directors; oldest undertaker in State, flft.v-five years in business, Louisville, Ky. EDWARD O. PEARSON. Of L. D. Pearson & Son, Funeral Directors; Treas urer Kentucky Funeral Directors' Associa- tion, Louisville, Ky. JOHN C. SCHILDT. ■Of C. Schildt & Son. Funeral Directors; Corre- spondiufT Secretary Kentucky Funeral Directors' Association, Louis- ville, Ky. JOHN E. ROCUE. President Louisville Carriage Co.; Roche, Hydes Co.; first to introduce tue automobile in Kentuckv; Secretary and Treasurer Walkers Creek Coal & Coke Co., Louisville, Ky. 218 FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OP KENTUCKY." LIVE STOCK BROKERS LIVERYMEN, MAIL CONTRACTOR. CLIFTON TATUM. Senior Member of the tirm of Tatum, Embry Co., Live Stock Commission Merctiants; .also of J. F. Kurfees Paint Co., Louisville, Ky. W. DOUGLAS ROACIL Live Stooli Brolser, Horse and Mule Dealer, Sliip- pcr of Mules and Horses, Louisville, Ky. GARRET D. WILSOxV. Livery and Sale Stal)les, Horsemen's Headquar- ters; the finest and best equipped stable in the world. Lexington, Ky. M. R. PORTMAN. Government Mail Contractor; Liveryman; Mem- ber Red Men. Cherokee No. 8, Louis- ville, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." 219 TOBACCO WAREHOUSES BROKERS, CLEARING HOUSE. EDWARD J. O'BRIEN. Tobacco Broker; President Louisville Leaf To- bacco Exclianjje, Louisville, Ky. JAMES S. I'llELl'S. SR. Retired Tobacco Mcrthaut; identified with the tobacco trade for over forty years. Louisville, Ky. CHARLES A. BRIDGES. Senior Member of firm of C. A. Bridges & Co., Proprietors i'ickett Tobacco Warehouse; Former President Louisville Leaf To- bacco Exchange Louisville, Ky. ISUAM BRIDGES. Sou of Chas. A. Bridges; Manager Louisville Clearing House; Secretary Kentucky Bank- ing Association: Pendennis Club. Louis- ville, Ky. 220 FETTER'S '-NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. TOBACCO WAREHOUSES-WORKS. JAMES M. BUCKNER. I'resident Buckner Tobacco Warehouse Co., Louisville, Ky. JOHN G. HARRIS. Of Meguiar, Harris & Co., Managers Ninth Street Tobacco Warehouse, Louisville, Ky. LABAN M. RICE. Of Rice & Turner Tobacco Warehouse, Louis- ville, Ky. FERDINAND J. TFINGST.* Former I'roprietor of National Tobacco Works, Louisville, Ky. *Died June 18. 1901. FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." 221 BREEDERS OF RACE HORSES, FARMERS. •TOIIX T. HUGHES. Owner and Dealer in Fancy Horses; Farmer native of Fayette County: a self-made man. Lexington, Ky. MA.TOII BARAK G. THOMAS. Breeder of Race Horses; many great race horses tiave been given by him to the tnrf; llira Villa, six miles north of Lexington, Ky. TURFMAN, TOBACCO BUYER. \S. M. WALLACE. Turfman. Lexington, Ky. E. CARL FRANKE. Tobacco Buyer, Louisville, Ky. 222 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY." SEED GROWER, HORTICULTURIST, FARMERS. C. FKAXK WOOD. Of firm of Wood, Stnbhs & Co., Grower.s, Im- porters and Exporters of Seeds of all kiads, Louisville, Ky. EDWARD F. WETSTEIN. llorticiiltnrist; Secretary and Treasurer Garden- ers' & Farmers' Market Co.; Vice-Presi- dent Deaconess Home and Hospital. Lonisville, Ky. CHARLES C. SPALDING. Farmer; Graduate of St. Mary's College; Member Legislature from ^Lnrion County, two terms; Delegate Dem. Nat. Con., Kansas City; Member Dem. State Campaign Com.. Lebanon, Ky. E. G. McGlNNIS. Farmer, Eminence, Ky. FETTERS "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. 228 FLORISTS. HKNRY NANZ. Secretary and Manasei" Nanz & >s'euuer, Inc., Flor- ists, founded 1850. incorporated 1896. Louisville, Ky. HERBERT G. WALKER. Florist, Louisville, Ky. EDWARD G. REIMERS. Florist. Louisville, Ky. JOSEPH E. MARRET. Fk)rist. Louisville, Ky. 224 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KENTUCKY. ' • MERCHANTS. GROCERY, HARDWARE. WILLIAM ]■:. GKINSTEAD. Of firm W. E. Grinstead & Co., over forty-six j-ears in tlie wliolcsale grocery business. Louisville, Kv. F. T. GUXTIIER. Wholesale Grocer: Vice-President National De- posit Bank, Ovrensboro. Ky. J. P. FRANK. President J. P. Frank Grocery Co., W'holesale Grocery and Hardware, Danville, Ky. C. 1'. CECIL, JR. Merchant. Grocery, Hardware, etc.. Danville, Ky. KKTTIOIIS ••NOTARLB MEN OF KIONTIICKY. 226 MERCHANTS. GROCERY JOHN KIKFER. OnxH-rii's niid rrdvisioiis. Louisville, Ivy. i'AUL A. m;i'f. Grocer, Louisville. K.\-. CIIAULIOS V. WOODS. Grocer, Louisville, Ky. JOSKl'll W. lUVINK Groccj-, !>oL)aiiou, Ky. 226 [ORTTERS "NOTABLE MEN OE KENTUCKY. MERCHANTS. GROCERY, HARDWARE, WHOLESALE PRODUCE. 0HAKLE8 E. IMJNVAN. Grocer, I>oiiisville, Ky. FUEDEKU'K KLU8MEIEU. Gi-ocorios iiiid rrovisions, Ijouisvilk'. Ky. BEX. J. DLlMlAAr. llardwaie iMtTcLiniit, D;iiivillc, Ky. DAVID B. SPEUIiY. AVIioli'salo I'l-odiice, Louisville, Ky. I'MOTTIiKS •NOTARLb: MION OF IvBN'l"UCKy. 227 MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE PRODUCE. WALTER S. MITCHKLL. President National League of Commission Mer eliants of United States: of firm of Mayer, Miteliell «& Co., Wliolesale Produce, Louis- ville, Ky. HAKUY R. WH1TES1DI5. ale Produce: I'resideut .Tobliers" Asstieia- tioa of Louisville, Ky. WALTER S. MAYER. Of firm of Mayer, Mitchell & Co., Wholesale Pro duce and Foreign Fruits, Louisville, Ky. ALFRED E. MAYER. Of lirni of Mayer, Mitchell & Co., Wholesale Pro- duce and Foreign Fruits, Louisville, Ky. 228 FETTER'S "NOTABLE MEN OF KEN'J'UCKY. MERCHANTS. INVENTOR, JEWELER, CEMENT DEALER. ROBERT L. MARSHALL.* Inventor of Notable Watch Appliances; Jeweler and Optician; Watch Inspector for Illinois Central Railroad, Elizabethtown, Ky. PAUL C. BARTH.* Cement Dealer; with Utica Lime Co. twenty-live years, Louisville, Ky. *Thotographs received too laty for proper classitication. r-! "- .■■*' .0^ x'f A .V * ,^^ ^ , . ^*' \^^^. •f .\Y ^ .0 o>' vV 'K^ *;'''^'^. > *% ^^ -^^ v^ 1 ^ V. '' "/.Is- A \ ^J rO ">. "^A V^ ,v I « « ^■^ '' > - ■< * ^ 0" > ,^x? ■^ V ^s-^"" -^/ .o°x. ^■:^ -^^^ 'C * o .s: vO' •v^'^' s 3.^ ^%o'^ .0°-. .^^ -^c^. ^^"'■^-,%''^^ \/" ^^^-/^/i.^^^aO' „ "'^./^'^oso^- ,