Ferdinand Émile Alphonse
Ortmans
Male
France
1861-05-09
Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode, Brussels, Belgium
Ferdinand Ortmans, also known as Fernand Ortmans, was the son of Alphonse Henri Ortmans, French Consul in Tokyo, and Adelaïde Nathalie Ortmans (née Cordès). Ferdinand Ortmans is best remembered as the founder and owner of the multi-lingual literary magazine Cosmopolis, which appeared from January 1896 to November 1898. It was published in London by T. Fisher Unwin and had a circulation of approximately 20,000. Contributors included Maurice Barrès, Anton Chekhov, Joseph Conrad, Arthur Schnitzler, William Butler Yeats and Leo Tolstoy.
1893 - 1897
0
11
6
Round 2
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans 1 *
Pedro de Candamo
w.o.
Quarterfinals
Paul Émile Lecaron 1 *
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans
w.o.
Round 1
Maurice Cucheval-Clarigny 1 *
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans
w.o.
Round 1
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans 1 *
Laurent Riboulet
w.o.
Quarterfinals
André Vacherot 1 *
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans
6-2
6-4
Round 1
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans 1 *
Paul Émile Lecaron
2-6
6-5
6-0
Quarterfinals
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans 1 *
Mr. Javal
6-2
6-3
Semifinals
André Émile Lichtenberger 1 *
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans
6-2
6-3
Round 1
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans 1 *
Frederick Arthur Bridgman
3-6
6-3
6-4
Quarterfinals
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans 1 *
André Émile Lichtenberger
6-3
1-6
7-5
Semifinals
Laurent Riboulet 1 *
Ferdinand Émile Alphonse Ortmans
6-2
ret.