Padelford
FREDERICK MOR- GAN, an American educator, born at Haverhill, Mass., Mass., in 1875. Graduated from Colby College in 1896 and took post-graduate courses at Yale and in Europe. From 1899 he was professor of English at the University of Idaho and in the year 1901 he became profes- a professorship at the Conservatory of PADUA and in the year 1901 he became profes- a professorship at the Conservatory of a pianistic virtuoso. He resor of English at the University of Music in Strassburg, but he resolved to Washington. He wrote and translated become many works relating to English and moved to Vienna, placed himself under other literature. He was a contributor Leschetizky, and made his début before to the Cambridge History of English the Viennese public in 1887, and was at Literature and to European and English once proclaimed to be one of the most remarkable pianists of the day. He paid magazines. several visits to the principal towns