New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
MEET At LAKE MOHONK.
international arbitration Conference
to Haze Three Days Session.

NIohonk Lake. N. Y. May 19-Arrangements are
practically completed for the twelfth annual meet
ing Of the Lake Mohonk Conference Interna-
tional Arbitration, which viii meet here on May 80
and 81 and June l. John w. Foster, ex-Secretary
Of State. will preside. Richard Bartholdt. Con-
gresham from Missouri and president of the In
terparliamentary Union, will speak ''The Intro
duction of the Peace Movement in Practical Poli-
tics" Addresses will also be made by Cardinal Glib
bons. H. St George Tucker, OF Virginia; Clifton r.
Breckenridge, former Minister TO Russia: James
Brown Scott. Of the State Department; Justice
Charles B. Elliott Of the Minnesota Supreme Court.
and Benjamin F. Trueblood, Of Boston. Much at
tention will be paid the approaching conference
at The Hague, the discussion of which will be led
by William L. Penfed. of Washington who repre-
sented the United States in the first two cases be-
fore the Hague Tribunal The Pan-American Con-
ference will be discussed by CharleA NJ. Pepper.
special Pan-AmeTican Railway Commissioner. and
one OF the delegates to the meeting Of the confer
ence in Mexico IN 1901, and by DR.. Leo S. Rowe.
Of Philadelphia, a delegate to the approaching
meeting at Rio Janeiro. session devoted largely
to educators will be opened by DR.. Daniel c. Gil
man, late president of Johns Hopkins University.
who VIII present the report OF a committee which
within year has secured the introduction Of spe-
cial study of international arbitration in nearly
one-third Of the colleges and universities Of the
United States. Another session will be given TO
delegates from forty business organizations.
including the chambers Of commerce of Albany.
Baltimore, Boston New Haven, Buffalo, Roches-
and Honolulu: the boards Of trade Of New York
Philadelphia. Providence. Springfield, Mass Port
land. Ne; Toronto. Scranton, Penn: Wheeling.
". Va; Little Rock. Ark; Nashville. Tenn, and
Portland Ore: the ST. Louis Foreign Trade Asso-
citation. the merchants associations of New York
and Boston, the Trades League of Philadelphia and
the Colora do State Commercial Association.
Others who will participate in the conference are
Edward Everett Hale. President Eliot OF Harvard
Justice Brewer. Of the United States Supreme
Court. Senators Hepburn. of Idaho, and Scott of
West Virginia. Representatives Lttleheld Nc
Cleary Bowersock. Burton (Ohio) De ArmOnd
Norris, Wood (New Jersey. Waldo. Ryan and
Goldfogle Samuel r. Thayer. ex- Minister 10 the
Netherlands and Mayor D. p. Jones OF Minneapolis
Bartlett Tripp. of South Dakota. ex-Mnister to
Austria Frank c. Partridge, of Vermont ex- Minis
ter to Venezuela; Chief Justices KnoWlton of Mas
sachusetts, and McClain OF Iowa; Governor Nc
Lane of New Hampshire, Lieutenant Governor
Jackson of Rhode Island and John H Stiness OF
Providence; n. Alcide Ebray, French Consul Cen
eral at New York; MasuJro Hondo, of the Impe-
rial University Toxic, Japan; Rear Admirals Chad
wick and Parker, Y. N; J. n. Dickinson. Of Chi
cago Robert Smith. Joseph Shippen, Of Seattle:
II B. F. Macfarland, of Washington; Clinton Rog-
ers woodruff, OF Philadelphia; l.. e. Holden Of
Cleveland; William r. Castle OF Honolulu and
many prominent educators, including Chancellor
MacC'racken OF New York University, Presidents
Faunce of Brown, Warfeld of Lafayette and Irwin
Of Radcliffe and Professors Moore Clark OF
Columbia: Moore OF Harvard; Brumbauch OF the
University of Pennsylvania; Gregory, Of Iowa State
University and Hawkins, OF Cornell University