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Gregory (THOMAS WATT at Crawfordsville)

THOMAS WATT, at Crawfordsville, Miss., in 1861. He was educated at the Southwestern Tenn., the University of Virginia, and the bar in Texas in 1885, he practiced alone until 1900 when the firm of Gregory and Butts was formed. As special counsel for the State of Texas and as special assistant Attorney General of the United States, he took part in many of the government cases of prosecutions under the Sherman Act. In 1914 he was appointed Attorney-General of the United States by President Wilson, and served until 1919 when he resumed private practice in New York City. who bore him two sons, and soon afterward became a nun. Gregory proceeded to Rome, and entered the service of Terdat, Chosrov's son. After Terdat (Tiridates III.) had, with the help of the Romans, recovered his father's kingdom (286), Gregory, for his refusal to crown with garlands the statue of Anahit, tutelary goddess of Armenia, was thrown by Terdat into a deep pit, where a pious widow nourished him for 14 years. About the end of that time Terdat was visited with the punishment of Nebuchadnezzar.

Healed and baptized by Gregory, he became a zealous Christian, and established of Prussia, in the province of Pomerania; GREIFSWALD (grifs'vält), a town Christianity by force throughout his 2½ miles from the mouth of the Ryck bishop and head of the Armenian Church university (founded in 1456) is equipped and 25 miles S. E. of Stralsund. The Gregory was consecrated and 25 miles S. E. of Stralsund. The dominions. by Leontius, Archbishop of Cæsarea.

Having resigned the patriarchate in favor of his second son Aristaces, Gregory in 331 retired to a cave at the foot of Mount Sebuh in Upper Armenia, where he died in 332. umes. with medical museums, laboratories, etc.; the library contains about 135,000 voltrade. The chief industries include the There is a considerable shipping making of machinery, chains, and railway wagons, the curing of herrings, and iron-founding. Shortly after being made