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Eggleston (GEORGE CARY an American author)

GEORGE CARY, an American author; brother of Edward; born in Vevay, Ind., Nov. 26, 1839. He has long been connected in an editorial capacity with one or another New York newspaper, including the "World," the "Evening Post," and the "Commercial Advertiser." A few of his many books are: "A Man of Honor"; "A Rebel's Recollections"; "Red Eagle"; "Juggernaut" (with Dolores Marbourg); and for young people: "How to Educate Yourself"; "How to Make a Living"; Our First Century" (1905); "Recollections of a Varied Life" (1910). He died in 1911.