. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. ern Division. In December, 1893, hewas relieved of the duties of engineer ofmaintenance of way and made superintend-ent of the Western Division of the Toledo& Ohio Co., which position he held until 1901, when he was made assistant chief engi-neer of this company and of the Kanawha &Michigan Railway. He resigned in the year 1902, and accepted the position of assist-ant superintendent of the Union Pacific
. Morton memorial; a history of the Stevens institute of technology, with biographies of the trustees, faculty, and alumni, and a record of the achievements of the Stevens family of engineers. ern Division. In December, 1893, hewas relieved of the duties of engineer ofmaintenance of way and made superintend-ent of the Western Division of the Toledo& Ohio Co., which position he held until 1901, when he was made assistant chief engi-neer of this company and of the Kanawha &Michigan Railway. He resigned in the year 1902, and accepted the position of assist-ant superintendent of the Union Pacific Rail-road, being located at Omaha, Neb. He wasappointed superintendent of the ColoradoDivision with headquarters at Denver, Colo.,in 1903, also president of the Union Depot &Railway Co. of Denver. Fie is a memberof the American Railway, Engineering, andMaintenance of Way Association, and of theBeta Theta Pi and Theta Nu Epsilon fra-ternities. 386 THE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Mr. Ferris is the son of James M. andMary Ellen (Dickinson) Ferris. He mar-ried Clara E. Shingle, March i8, 1893. Fezandi^, Joseph Hector (, 75), wasborn in Paris, France, August 22, 1856. He. J. H. Fezandie came to this countrj with his parents in1861, and attended a public school in NewYork city for a couple of years, then studiedin a private school founded by his fatheruntil 1872, when he entered Stevens in theSophomore year. He engaged in teachingmathematics at the Fezandie Institute, NewYork, 1875-77; attended the Paris Exposi-tion in 1878 as representative of The IronAge, and was a regular member of its edi-torial staff until 1880. Although afterwardengaged in other occupations, he maintainedhis connection with that journal until 1903,being employed upon its French 1881 to 1891 he was in the employ ofthe firm of John Matthews, manufacturersof soda-water machinery and apparatus, andwhen this firm sold out its business he re-turned to teaching, and has since then beeninstructo
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