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LEFT PATTISON 144 PAU times from 1880-1892. M. Nicolini died in 1898. In 1899 she married her third husband. Baron Rolf Cederstrom. ADELINA PATH In 1903 Madame Patti made a success- ful concert tour of the United States. She died in 1919. PATTISOW, MABK, an English writer; born in 1813; was educated at Oriel College, Oxford; received a fellow- ship: in 1839 ; and two years subsequently was ordained and won the Denyer theo- logical prize. In 1853 he was appointed tutor of his college, and in 1861 became rector (or head) of Lincoln College. He devoted himself to university reform. He was a contributor to the famous "Essays and Reviews," and published "Pope's Epistles and Satires" (1869), "Isaac Casaubon" (1875), a memoir of Milton in the Men of Letters Series (1879), the "Sonnets of Milton" (1883), and numerous articles in reviews, etc. He died in 1884. PATTON, FHANCIS LANDEY, an American educator; born in Warwick Parish, Bermuda, Jan. 22, 1843. Edu- cated at Knox College, University of To- ronto, and graduated at Princeton Theo- logical Seminary in 1865. In 1865-1871 he was pastor of several churches; was then chosen McCormick Professor in the Theological Seminary of the Northwest; and in 1881 Professor of Relations of Philosophy and Science to the Christian Religion in Princeton University, the chair having been especially created for him. In 1888 he was chosen president of the university. He resigned in 1902 and soon after was appointed President of the Prince- ton Theological Seminary. Publications: "The Inspiration of the Scriptures" (1869) ; "Summary of Christian Doc- trines" (1874), etc. PAU, the chief tovra of the French de- partment of Basses-Pyrenees, on the right bank of the Gave-de-Pau, 66 miles E. S. E. of Bayonne and 143 S. S. E. of Bordeaux. It occupies a rocky height, 623 feet above sea-level, and commands toward the S. most magnificent views of the serrated Pyrenees. The ancient capital of the kingdom of Beam and French Navarre, it has a noble five-tow- ered castle, rising to a height of 110 feet, rebuilt about 1363 by Gaston Phoebus, Comte de Foix, and restored by Louis- Philippe and Napoleon III. Linen and chocolate are its chief manufactures; and in the vicinity Juran^on wine is grown, and many swine are fed, whose pork supplies the famous hams of Bay- onne. Pop. about 40,000. PAU, GENERAL PAUL MABY CJE- SAB GERALD, a French general, born in Montelimar in 1848; graduated from Saint Cyr Military Academy in 1867, served in Franco-Prussian War as lieu- tenant of infantry, during which he lost his right arm. In 1897 he had attained GENERAL PAU the rank of brigadier-general, and of division in 1908. At the outbreak of hostilities, in 1914, he was given an im- portant command in Alsace, where he re- mained till near the end of the year.