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EDGAR LEE, lawyer and writer; born in Garnett, Kan., in 1869, he was educated at Knox College, Ill., and studied law in his father's office. He was admitted to the bar in 1891, and became a member of the Chicago and Illinois State Bar associations. His first work, "A Book of Verses," appeared in 1898. Then followed "Maximilian" became a member of the Chicago and Star Chamber and Other Essays" (1904); of man. the principal seaport of Kistna district, Madras, British India, 215 miles N. of Madras city. Here the English established an agency in 1611, and after 1628 it became the center of their trade in those parts. Since 1841 the town has been an active missionary center. 1864 a storm wave swept over it and destroyed 30,000 lives. Pop. about 45,000. In MATADOR