Cary
PHEBE, an American poetess numerous sketches to various periodicals; Cincinnati, O., Sept. 4, 1824; contributed numerous sketches to various periodicals; and like her sister published many books, among which are "Poems and Parodies" and Love" (1868). She died in New- ;port, R. I., July 31, 1871. (1854), and "Poems of Faith, Hope, born at Vendrell, Spain, in 1876. He studied music under his father and other teachers and became professor of the studied music under his father and other appeared as a soloist in Paris in 1898. teachers and became professor of the In 1901 he made his first visit to the appeared as a soloist in Paris in 1898. In 1901 he made his first visit to the United States. This was followed by frequent tours. He was recognized as a master of the 'cello and he composed many works for the 'cello and organ. master of the 'cello and he composed America. He died on Aug. 2, 1921. the first governor of the Plymouth colony, born in England, about 1575. He CASAMICCIOLA (käs-ä-mech-yō'lä), joined the Leyden colony of English exa favorite watering-place on the island of Ischia. The season extends from iles about 1608, and as their agent asof Ischia. The season extends from sisted in securing a charter from the He was June to September. By the earthquake of July 28, 1883, the place was almost iles about 1608, and as their agent as- sisted in securing a charter from the equipping the "Mayflower." elected governor probably Nov. 11, 1620, of July 28, 1883, the after the "Mayflower" reached Provincetown, showed great ability and judgelected governor probably Nov. 11, 1620, the landing at Plymouth, and established by a treaty with the Indians peaceful relations that remained for many years undisturbed. He was re-elected in March, 1621, but died a few days afterward. His chair and sword are still preserved as Pilgrim relics. 1621, but died a few days afterward. His porn near Cincinnati, O., April 26, 1820.
When quite young she began writing sketches and poems for the press. In 1852 he, with her sister PHOEBE (q. v.) removed to New York City, where they lived during the rest of their lives. In 1850 the sisters published a volume entitled "Poems by Alice and Phœbe Cary." removed to New York City, where they lived during the rest of their lives. In or Recollections of Our Neighborhood in 1850 the sisters published a volume enof To-day" (1852), "Married, Not Mated" (1856), "The "Th Lover's Diary" (1867), and "Snow Berries: A Book for Young Folks" (1869). She died in New York City, Feb. 12, 1871. entirely destroyed. Pop. about 3,000.