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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-13

his property and that a 50-ton concen-
tration plant is being erected. He
was met here by his general manager.
L. J. Murray. and the two gentlemen
continued on their southern journey.
The First Regiment band rendered
several choice selections at the opera
house and at various other places to-
day. They will be at the depot to-
night to welcome w. j. Bryan, and
the committee and viii escort the dis
tinguished party to he Commercial
club. where a rousing reception Will be
rendered.
The arrangement committee OF the
Bryan reception desire to
that the directors of the Commercial
club have placed the club rooms at
their disposal and citizens and visitors
will be welcome during Mr.. Bryan's
stay, regardless OF whether they are
members of the club or not
The Colfax county delegation repre-
sent the following ~well-known citizens:
q. b. Beringer, editor OF the Ration Re-
porter; DIR. j. J. Shuber. mayor of
Ration: John Morrow, Chas. Howe, c.
ais - 'N' NA'AAA Ah'A ~ -
| N. Blackwell and Mike Crawley.
w. A. Givens, formerly a business
man of Albuquerque. and also grand
master of the order OF odd Fellows,
but now of Las Vegas, arrived in the
city last night and circulated NOM
his numerous old-time acquaintance.
Henry B~rockemier's private wheel,
| "A rihnnA nlnn StrnaE Vlnq taEan from
the Gold avenue entrance of his store
last night. 1t has 30-inch wheels with
rubber grips on handle bars. lie would
be pleased to have 1t returned.
Fresh dressed broilers, fancy straw
berries, sweet breads, fresh fish. frogs
legs, California vegetables. Pat. case
oysters n numerous other dellcacies
fresh by express tomorrow morning
at the San Jose Market.
j. b. Mackel, the wealthy Las We
gas merchant, who was among the in
| coming passengers on No. II last night
from the north, favored his many
friends with pleasant calls to-day.
w. II. Mullane. editor and publisher
of the Carlsbad Current, is here as the
lone" delegate from Eddy county,
while John II. Casey, Jr., Is the lone"
delegate from Dona Ana county.
Regular meeting OF Adah Chapter
No. 8. o. f.. s., this evening at s
o'clock in Masonic temple. BY order
OF worthy matron. Nellie NJ. Butler,
secretary.
The freight wreck at Ration this
morning caused No. 3 flyer to be an
nulled and the train will arrive here
as a special late tonight.
Eugenio Romero. A. Abeytia, Reyes
Romero, Manuel Borrego, NJ. Gallegos
and NJ. c. Needham are here as dele
gates from Mora county.
There will be a special meeting OF
the United Commercial Travellers this
evening at 7 o'clock.
Free concert tonight at Brockemler's
bicycle shop on Second street for the
benefit OF visitors.
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1900
CITY REWS S.
MIX Drinkers. Try Matthews Jerses

MIX Drinkers. Try Matthews Jerse,
milk
See our new silks and silk waists. b..
Held q Co,
Look into Klienwort's market on
North Third street. lie has the incest
fresh meats In the city.
Young's hsts-best 50 and $3.50 hats
for gentlemen made-sold by e. l..
Washburn, Second street.
Just received . shipment OF T.. Is,
Millar & Co.'S choice coffees fresh from
the rooster. j. A. skinner.
Are you particular? Look into things
closely? Are YOU especially particular
about your shoes? You ought TO be
II you expect any comfort The leath.
er and other materials are importan
features, but any defect In then
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Elk.

There will be a regular meeting OF
Albuquerque Lodge No. 46l, b. p. o. f.,
at X. OF z. hall on Gold avenue, Sat
urday evening at $3.50 p. m, Imitation.
All visiting Elks cordially invited tc
attend. BY order OF the exalted ruler
G, w, Medler, secretary.
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BRYAN on TINE.

Escort Committee win Meet the Noted
Orator at Isleta Tonight.
W. J. Bryan, accompanied by a party
Of distinguished gentlemen, will be met
tonight at Isleta by a committee who
will escort the noted orator % this
city. A special train, bearing the es-
cort committee, will leave here at
about . o'clock tonight for Isleta. At
the time Of going to press it is learned
hat train No. 2 will arrive on sched-
ule ~time-l0.3o o'clock tonight.
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
AT THE BUSY STORE
special Opportunity.

VIII give part Of my land on Rail
road avenue, M mile east OF the Unit
versity, to anyone who will put down
q well, Address, M" Citizen office.
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Japanese and China matting-Our
stock is tbs most complete. largest, up
to-date in patterns and prices the low
est. Albert FaDer, 3o5 Railroad ave-
nus,
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Mrs, DR.. Russell will be In your city
a short time-deepest mysteries re-
vealed. over Postofice.
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If you want building lots in the
Highlands. See SAINT.
GoIdcn nuIo nooming mouse.
Japnue,e and Chinc,c Matung.

Housekeeping. e per month. Corner OF
Fourth and Railroad Avenue.
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4 ron

Dahlia, 'aunn, ruberose aud Glndiolus
bulbs; sweet PEA aud Nasturtium seeds,
Choice Roses, Honeysuckles aud mud
beckia!Golden GLOW, Bride, Bridesmaid
aud wooton Roses, siN inch pots, only Is
cents each, IVES, IHE FLORIST.
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WANTED,

WANTkD-kTeightet to take contract &,
w move freight nom Gallup y Nj, o.
sort Reliance, all summer Job, Address j
II. owen, Gallup, y. NJ,
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Matthews Jersey milk try 1t.
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Ruppe for Rs.

II you want to buy real estate see ]
IL. Saint.
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FOR RENT-kurnished tOoms' some with
privilege OF house keeping. Columbus
Hotel.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTE-An classified advertisements or
~ rntfer linen one cent a word for each
insertion, Minimum charge for any classified
advertisement 10 cents; In order dT,tq lnsnLs
al this office not later than 2 O'Clock .. m.
FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD goods for sale cheap. 3OI
IL West Lead avenue.
DOR SALE - One horse spring express
- wagon in good order. No, i23 North
Fifth street.
EOK SALE OR RENT-Good 5 room. house
barn, shade trees, alfalfa cCt, W. W. Nc
Cleilen, 100 South First street
FOR SALE-Two young fresh Jersey cows,
l Cheop; also gentle and UruuchO horses,
cheap Plenty OF green grass tOT pastuTage.
ID, >. Patterson.
FOR SALk-FIesh lime, Just received At
l 52ba cents a Dushel, delivered to any
part Ut city Leave orders at Tartaglia Bros,
lOll south Second street
LOR SALE-The couteuts OF a thlrty-three
= roomludginR mouse, completely furnished,
including two bath rooms, TWO toilet rooms,
gas and electric light Low rent, 800 per
month. y. w. Strong
ron RENT.
FOR RENT-NiCely furnished rooms at No.
L All south Amo street.
FOR RkNT-By the year only; the For.
1 roster place, Inquire OF IL. J. Emerson,
| FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms Mrs.
L Jones aud NotaW, No, llita n, Second 81,
EOR RkNT-kurnishrd room. No. lO2,
L north eorneToi Arno and Railroad avenue
COR RENT-kurnished rOoms' some with
privilege OF house keepIng. Columbus
Hotel.
Tor RENT AT 500 South Second street.
4 Three or iOuT small connecting rooms Tor
housekeeping, newly pdpetru 5uu CaTpetgd,
EOR RkNT-TwO elegant store room in the
L opera house block, FOT particulars call on
or write to Geo, h, Nehct,
| FOR RENI-The hall at the opera house
4 has been neatly arranged for social gath
eting and dances, See George n, NeheT tor
PARTICULARS,
MNIIn
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Tor RkNT-Furnished room. No. 1902,
L nuHh corner OF Arnu and railroad avenue
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms Mrs.
1 Jones aud NotaW, No, llite n, Second St
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FOR SALk-The couteuts OF a th.rty-thIet
i ToOmlOdginR mouse, completely furnished
including two bath rooms, Two toilet rooms
gas and electric light. Low rent, 800 pc
month. q. W. Strong
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FOR R~ENT-Nicely furnished rooms at n
1 All south AmO street.
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FOR SALk-Two young fresh Jersey COWS
i CheOp; also gentle and DronChO horses
cheap, Plenty OF green grass for pastuTage
ID, >. Patterson.
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FOR SALk-Fresh lime, Just received At
L 32ba cents a bushel, deliveTeI to any
part Ut city, Leave riders at Tartaglia Bros,
lOll south Second stTrel,
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EOk SALE OR RkNT-GoOd . room house
barn, shade trees, alfalfa cCt, W. w, Nc.
Clellen, 100 South r first street,
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EOR RENT-By the year only, the For.
l. roster place. Inquire OF II. J. Emerson,
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DOR SALk - one horse spring express
II wagon In good order. No. 423 North
Fifth street.
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NOTE-Al classified advertisements, or
~ mtheT linen, one cent a word for each
insertion, Minimum charge for any classified
advertisement, 10 cents, In order to insure
proper classification, all liners should be left
al this office not later than 2 o'clock .. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
BROWNS BIG ENDOWMENT
CHANCELLOR GODDARD ANNOUNCED
THAT OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
HAD BEEN RAISED

Providence. R. /, June 2O.-After considerable
anxiety on the part of the officers Of the corpora
ton Of Brown University during the last few weeks
the announcement made tonight that cash and
pledges had been received amounting in the aggre-
gate to s1,0961O6.
Only week ago 100000 was lacking to
cure TO the college the conditional gift OF S25000O
from John D. Rockefeller, but the business men OF
the city took lively interest IN the raising Of the
fund. and subscriptions began to roll in in amounts
from $40 TO $1,000 and over. II addition Marsden J.
Perry came forward at the last moment with a pres
ent of $25.O00; Frank A SayIes 500 OOO and Robert
Ives Gammen and William Gammeu additional gifts
OF $40 600 each Just year ago the offer came from
John d. Rockefeller to give the college $25o000 in
s750.0OO raised within year. and through
the strenuous effort OF President Fauuce, William
D. Keller of Boston; Professor Wilson, Of Brown.
and others, Chancellor Goddard able to an
nounce at the commencement dinner to-day that
the entire fund had been raised
The l32d commencement exercises took place in
the First baptist Meeting House this morning.
President FaunGe PTesidlng; The attendance nee was was
loving We're the SPEAKERS 9nd their subjects: is!
yaslon Of the East; henry Jewett Hall, Provl-
dence The Message of Idealism'; Waldo Clifford
Criminology'' and Frederic Charles Parker. OF
New-York, The People Without Countrywide
President Faunce conferred 1873 degrees of the
follows: Master Of Arts-Hammond Lamont pro-
fessor OF rhetoric at Brown, and Mary L. Woolley.
fsssor at Wesslsy and president At Mount G
Whitman, of Western Reserve University; Pro-
fessor John H. Appleton. Of Brown. Doctor of
Divinity in absentia - Albert Arnold Bennett.
Doctor OF Laws-EIisha Benjamin Andrews. 20,
professor IN Brown and Cornell universities presi-
dent OF Brown chancellor of the University OF
Nebraska and benjamin Ide Wheeler. 10 professor
in Brown and Cornell universities president OF the
University of California
The awaFdlp}g Of prizes followed Later in the
place. Among the speakers the dinner
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler, rs OF the Uni
versity OF California.
The General Alumni Association yesterday elected
Reuben T. Durrett. OF Louisville Ky president:
Charles Mattson. Providence, vice-president Pro-
tary.
large number of alumni have attended this
commencement. and II has been one OF the most
enthusiastic Of recent years.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For Maine fair and Friday: warmer in eastern
portion TO-DAY fresh westerly winds.
For Hampshire and Vermont. fair to-day and
Friday: fresh southwesterv winds
Massachusetts. fair to-day and Friday; warmer in
portion to-day: fresh southwesterly
winds.
F0T Rhode Island and Connecticut fair to-day and
Friday: warmer to-day: fresh southwesterly winds.
Eastern NewYork. fair to-day Friday:
In southern portion to-day southwesterlY winds
New Delaware. Maryland. Virginia and North
Carolina fair TODAY and Friday: to-day; light
fresh southerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day. with
northern portion Friday fair and fresh
eriv winds
Friday. fresh southeTly winds,
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
DIED.

HAAoWHKINs-suddeniy at san Francisco. Cal. June IL
Private funeral services held Wednesday June 20
from No. $50 Fulton-st. Jamaica. y. 7.
Anternent at Greenwood Cemetery
Hughes
5i Scsve la at h IoisS FdaS 81 as @oTnns
Interment IN Kensico Cemetery.
JoNEs-At Dinard. France. June IS 1900 Mahlon
Ogden Jones.
LooMiS,on T5esday. June 70, 1900. at late rest
Harvey Loomis - ' ~ -
Funeral services No. AIS 1st-st on thursday June
81 at II a. M
MATHEW E WSmSuddenly at Pittsheld. Mass, Monday
June IS 1900 Azel Dennis Matthews In his 92d year
FIhsra services viii be held IN the Lafayete Avenue
fayette-ave-. Brooklyn. Thursday evening 81.
at o'clock Relatives and friends invited
ID Jg9s 10 MarEares LIVINGSTON. wife
Funeral services from her late residence No "a spencer
F1sce' Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
PA1GE-Ju2e I9 at Asbury Park n J. E N Page OF
Funeral Friday afternoon
TgCkEER-Sgddsny. E % at Aitamont n, Y, Wednesday.
nelia ; V. Tucker and the late Luther II. Tucker
the 18th year OF her
Funeral at Altamont Saturday o. on arrival Of
10 a. m. train at D. & H. Station, Albany.
lnternent Albany Rural Cemetery special
train leaving D. & H. Station at 12:5s D. m
WEBB-On Monday June IS. 1900 at his residence
bseehWood scarborough. y Y. Henry Walter Webb.
sGn uA StsS 4als James watson Webb and Laura Ntr-
BlnL1 Weoo. IN the 49th year OF his age
Funeral services VIII De held Mary's Church,
Scarborough at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
special tram Will eave Grand Central Station at $50
O'Clock Thursday morning; returning. it Will leave
Scarborough at n:15. reaching New-York at Il noon
wOOdIawn Cemetery,
Borough Of Bronx. New York City.
oni'e 20 East 2ard Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington. June 2o-The temperature is above the
seasonal average the northern and western
districts and in Rocky Mountain and north
es plateau regions rs degrees above the normal
with a maximum IO4 degrees a. Boise city. Idaho
The maximum temperature above 90 degrees from
colorado over Nebraska. the Western Dakotas.
wyoming. Montana Idaho. Utah and Nevada In the
South Atlantic and temperature continues
below seasonal average. FaiC weather prevailed
Wednesday except In Middle Gulf States and on the
axtra,, North Pacific Coast where occurred.
period ~ hh temperature which Will continue during
OF Indicated for the eastern part
of the country central valleys high tenperatSe
will n days. In the Rocky Noun
tain high temperature will continue throuSh
THURSDAY in that section Will PROB
ahIy be broken bv FRIDAY There present lndca
tons OF general the Middle Atlantic and New
England coasts will he fresh from south and
west on the South Atlantic Coast the winds will lie
llght from the southeast
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
,1rrr1NGs At CORNELL.

Ithaca, n Y June 2O.-The annual June meeting
of the Board OF Trustees Of Cornell University was
held to-day The out Of town trustees present were
u r Tckelheiner Walter c. Kerr, Joseph c. Hen
dirk Frank s Washburn, Henry w. Sackett,
Stewart L. Woodford. Ruth Putnam and Alfred
G Barnes Of New-York; Charles S. Francis, OF
Troy; Charles Gray Wagner. of Binghamton, and
George b. Turner of Auburn. The Board elected
Walter c. Kerr. of New-York City, whose term
alumni trustee expires to-day, TO the vacancy
caused by the death Of Governor Flower.
The annual meeting Of the Associate Alumni OF
Cornell was held in Barnes Hall at 1 o'clock this
afternoon President John Ford. Of the class of 80
nresided. Reports of officers were heard, and it
11vas announced that Willard Zealand, Of Owego
and l. O. Howard, of Washington. d. c., had been
elected alumni trustees for the ensuing five years.
Several prominent alumni were present.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
MAYOR HARRISON'S VISIT.
HIS BROTHER TO BE OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS TO-DAY

APPENDICITIS TO-DAY.
Mayor Carter H. Harrison. Of Chicago, arrived In
this city yesterday afternoon. The purpose Of his
visit is 20 be near his brother, William Preston
Harrison, who will be operated to-day for ap-
pendicitis. the home Of DR.. W. T Gibbs at No.
65 West Thirty-eighth-st- The patient has bean
under the Of Dr.. Gibbs for a week. and as his
general physical condition is good It Is thought
that the operation will be successful William
Preston Harrison has spent much of his time in
travel, and has met with some interesting expert
ences in his Journeys a remarkable adventure
befen him while he in Santa Anna In the
Samoan Islands By the cannlbals who lived
there he made chief and wore the native
costume Of the tribe. Charles Atchison, an Eng
hshman. was his host and sponsor. It Mr.
HaTTlsons intention to remain some time IN the
Island, but owing 10 the persuasions of 3. +.
tIamersley, Of Philadelphia. who accompanied him,
he gave up the idea. Two days after Mr.. Har-
Elson went away Atchson murdered and
eaten. It was afterward learned that the savages
expressed regret at having the other white
contributors TO their feast.
Mayor Harrison IS registered at the Holland
House He left the hotel at o'clock yesterday
afternoon and had not returned at late hour
last night.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
AnERrCAY FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.

The American Forestry Association Will hold tts
principal summer meeting at Columbia University
on Monday and Tuesday, in aftlliation with the
American Association for the Advancement OF Sci
ence A varied programme has been arranged.
Among those who will be present and speak
contribute apers are Henry Gannett. F. H Newell
and H b. Ayres, Of the United States Geological
Survey: Charles w. Garfield. president Of the
Michigan Forestry Commission; Professor William
n clark of Johns Hopkins University; DR.. B. f.
t,ernov director of the York State College of
Forestry; Colonel William +. Fox, superintendent
of state Forests New-York; Ernest Bruncken, Sec
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

retary Of the Wisconsin State Forestry Association;
DR.. j. T. Rothrock, Commissioner Of Forestry for
Pennsylvania; Professor ]. W. Tourney Henry s.
Graves, George B. Sudworth. o. ". Price and F.
E. Olmsted. Of the Division of Forestry. United
States Department Of Agriculture; James Mac
Naughton, of this city, Captain Judson n. Cross.
Of Minneapolis; Professor William r. Lazenby. Of
Ohio, and Z. V Preston, president Of the Con-
necticut State Forestry Association. James wilson,
Secretary Of Agriculture. who is president Of the
more sessions. Among the papers will be one on
Some Adirondack Forest Problems' and one on
Adirondack Forest Fires of 1889" hearty inVi
tation attend is extended to all persons who are
Interested in the movement for the conservation
and systematic management of the Nations forest
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

4OcI) formerly governor OF cape Colony and Brit
ish High Commissioner for South Africa Is dead.
Baron Loch born May 23 1927. Entering
the royal navy in 1910, he served two years In
1874 he entered the Sd Bengal Light Cavalry and
aide-de-camp 10 Lord Cough in the Sutlei
campaign in 1916 He adjutant and second in
command OF Sknner's Horse in 1851 and was adtu-
tant OF the Sd Cavalry in 1853. He was sent on
special service to Turkey, with the local rank Of
major. In 1854.
In 1851 he joined the Earl OF Elgins mission to
China attache, and the bearer Of the
Treaty OF Yeddo England in 1851 in 1860 that
Of Ten-Tsin and the Convention OF Pekng. He
then secretary of the Chinese Mission. He was
taken prisoner during that war. and with Mr.
BOulby, The London Times correspondent, was
carried about in cage by his captors and exhibited
to the natives
After his liberation he returned to England be-
came private secretary TO Sir George Grey in
1861, and two years later appointed Lieuten-
antGovernor OF the Isle OF Man, and later Governor
OF Victoria. In 1899 he appointed TO succeed
Sir Hercules Robinson as Chief Commissioner at
the Cape of Good Hope He very energetic
in developing the interests of the colony. He figured
prominently during the Matabele on one OF
his many visits TO England he went in 1894 with DR.
Jameson, whose friend he was. He retired from
the COVernOrship III 1895.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
HOBART COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Geneva, n. Y, June 3l-The commencement week
has offered several features Of unusual interest
One of them is the farewell OF Professor Hamilton
L Smith, who retires after thirty-one years or
service devoted 70 instruction and to valuable
research in astronomy microscopy and photog-
raphy. At the alumni smoker Tuesday he re
ceived loving cup. gift Of the alumni. the ad-
dress being made by John Day DIN. class OF go
To-day. after the exercises Of the seventy-hfth
commencement. the ceremony took place Of laying
the cornerstone Of the new dormitory, Medbery
Hail. which address was made by Herbert
J. Pease of Utica, the representative Of the
gtver Miss Catharine NJ. Tuttle OF Columbus,
Ohio The alumni dinner presided over by
James G. Smith, Detroit, Mich. '78 one OF
the speakers being ". c May bury Mayor OF
Detroit.
The following honorary degrees were conferred;
Professor ". c. Thayer. Of Lehgh University
IL. D.-Thomas B. Lowell. Niagara Falls, y. Y:
S. T. D.-The Rev. Algernon S. CTaPsey. Of
Rochester. and the Rev. Charles f. j. Wrigey, Of
Buffalo. A M-Charles r: Wilson. Of Buffalo, and
Byron II. Andrews. of Washington, d. &.
Two members Were elected to the Board OF
Trustees-FredeTick l. Proctor. Of Utica. =. Y,
and the Rev. DR.. Elwood Worcester. Of Philadelss
phia. The address before the Hobart Chapter or
the Phi Beta Kappa was given by John Jay Chap
man Of New York His subject was The Cos
mopolitanism of Politics"