Appletons' cyclopaedia von amerikanischen Biografie. unternehmen. DZIEROZYNSKIN, Francis, Jesuit, b.in oder Sani, Polen, 1779; d. in Frederick, Md., 1850. Danach trat er in das Noviziat der Gesellschaft ofJesus im Jahre 1794. Nach seiner Priesterweihe war er madeprofessor der Theologie in der Universität von polotzk, und dort bis 1820, als er die Russische Regierung banishedby und kam in die USA, wo er im Jahr 1821 gelandet. Er war appointedsuperior der Jesuiten in den Vereinigten Staaten im Jahre 1823, und war aktiv und erfolgreich bei der Ausweitung der Einfluss seiner Bestellung im ganzen Land. Hefounded, duri

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Appletons' cyclopædia of American biography . company. DZIEROZYNSKIN, Francis, Jesuit, b. in Or-sani, Poland, in 1779; d. in Frederick, Md., in1850. He entered the novitiate of the Society ofJesus in 1794. After his ordination he was madeprofessor of theology in the University of Polotzk, and continued there till 1820, when he was banishedby the Russian government and came to the UnitedStates, where he landed in 1821. He was appointedsuperior of the Jesuits of the United States in 1823, and was active and successful in extending the in-fluence of his order throughout the country. Hefounded, during his superiorship, the College of St.John in Frederick, Md., and gave great impetus toeducation in this and in other ways. On the expi-ration of his term, in 1830, he was appointed pro-fessor of theology in Georgetown college, and in1834 he took charge of the Jesuit novitiate ofFrederick. He was created provincial of the Jesu-its in 1840, and during his term of office foundedthe College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass. EADS EAGLE 287 E. EADS, James Buchanan, engineer, b. in Law-renceburg, Ind., 23 May, 1820; d. in Nassau, N. P., Bahama islands, 8 March, 1887. lie early showed agreat interest in machinery, and at the age of tenconstructed models of saw-mills, fire-engines, steam-boats, and other machines. In 1833 he settled inSt. Louis, where, besides being variously employed, he acquired considerable knowledge of civil engi-neering and cognate subjects. He constructed adiving-bell boat in 1842 to recover the cargoesof sunken steamers, and soon afterward designedlarger boats, with novel and powerful machinery, for pumping out the sand and water, and liftingthe entire hull and cargo. Many valuable steamerswere set afloat and restored to usefulness by hismethods. He disposed of his interests in these inventions in1845, and thenestablished in St.Louis the firstglass-works westof the Ohio riv-er. In 1856 hemade a propo-sition to con-gress to keep thechannels of theMississippi, Mi

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