The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-28
the years 's5 and IS when the institu-

the years '95 and '96 when the inst1tu-
ton was without an executive officer.
Carl Stocked, the son of Prof. Gus
tave Stocked, Battell professor of mu-
sic emeritus, of Yale university, is the
founder and generous supporter of the
Litchfeld County University club and
the Litchfield County Choral unoin,
through which organizations he Is
stimulating the Intellectual and mu-
steal life Of the county and indirectly
adding to the literary culture of the
entire state. He is also the author of
several books. among which is THE
Life of Gen, John Sedgewick."
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.
The Rev. James Gore King Mcclure,
president of the Mccormick Theologi-
cal seminary. DR.. Mcclure graduated
from Yale university in the class of
1870 and from the Princeton Theolo-
gicaI seminary in 1873. After preaching
for few years in New York state, he
took passionate at Lake Forest, Ill, in
| 1881, and in 1897 became president of
| the Lake Forest university. He is the
author of some nine or 10 books, chiefly
religious in character, Of which the
most noted is Loyalty, the Soul OF
Religion"
DOCTOR OF SCIENCE.
Francis Bacon.-Dr. Bacon graduated
from the Yale Medical school in 1858.
After graduation and until the out
break Of the civil war he was praetic-
ing physician in Texas During the
war he held the position Of army sur
geon. Returning to New Haven at the
close of the war he was appointed pro-
fessor of surgery in the Yale Medical
school, which position he held until
1877. From that time until about tive
years ago, when he was appointed lee
turer on medical Jurisprudence, he has
given himself up to a very large pri-
waite practice.
Henry Herbert Donaldson, head OF
the department of neurology at the
Wistar institute. Dr. Donaldson
graduated from Yale university In the
class of 1879, from the Sheffield Scien-
tific school in 1880 and from the College
of Physicians and Surgeons in New
York in 1881, receiving a Phi. D. from
Johns Hopkins in 1885. For several
years he was an associate in psychology
at Johns Hopkins, going to Clarke uni
versity in 1889 an assistant professor
in neurology. Since 1892 and until the
present year he has been head of the
department of neurology at the Univer-
sity of Chicago, He is the author OF
several text books on neurology.
DOCTORS OF LAWS.
William Williams Keen-Dr. Keer
graduated. from Brown university IN
1889 and from the Jefferson Medical col
llege in Philadelphia in 1862. During the
civil war he was an assistant surgeon
lin the United States army. AT the
close of the war he studied for two
years in Europe, since which time he
has been engaged in active practice in
IPhiladelphia and has had connection as
a lecturer and professor of surgery
with several Philadelphia Institutions
lille has been trustee and fellow OF
Brown university since 1873 DR.. Kler
lis the author of numerous works or
anatomy and has edited several series
of text books on both anatomy and sur
gerry.
| Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng Sill
lChentung is described from one of the
best families in China whose members
have been famous as scholars for many
years. He received his education al
Phillips Andover academy and at Am
herst. Gle was famous in both these
institutions as baseball player ant
was interested in football and rowing,
He served for some years at the Chi
nese legation in Washington as an in
Interpreter, and was later secretary al
the legation in Lima, Peru. He was
secretary of the commission that drew
UP the peace articles at the close of the
war between China and Japan. He
was also the companion Of the empe'
ror's brother when the latter was SEN
to Germany to apologize for the muir
der Of Baron Won Kettler in 1900. He
has been representative Of the Chinese
government at Washington since 1902
ISir Chentung has had various distinc'
lions of rank conferred upon him BY
Russia and France, and at the diamond
jubilee he was made Knight Coh4'
mander by Queen Victoria.
Benjamin Drake Magruder, justice o.
the Supreme court Of Illinois. justice
Magruder is a graduate of Yale univer
sity in the class Of 1855. He took hi
law degree and was valedictorian IL
1858 at the University of Louisiana
After practising few years in Tennes
see he went to Chicago and has beer
engaged in law there since 1851. HI
has been associate justice from 1885 III
to the present time, He delivered thu
opinion in the now famous anarchis
riot cases in Chicago.
Edmund Wetmore.-Mr. Wetmore Il
a graduate of Harvard university il
the class of 1860. Since that time h,
has been engaged in the practice o
law in New York city and was in 1870
chosen President of the American Ba,
association. His work has been NOR
particularly that of an expert in pa
tents, in which line he has achieved {
wide reputation.
THE COMMEN CEMENT EXERCISES
The Exercises at Woolsey Hall.