The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24
WAS AT OLD PRINCETON
WELL KNOWN COLLEGE OF NEW
JERSEY CHANGES ITS NAME.
rss'deht Cleveland Delivers An Adj
aress at the sesqui-centenntai,
GiStnS Coed Advice.

Princeton. n. j.. Oct. n.-The history
oil princeton during the past three DAYS
wa Ds part Of the history OF the Unit
ca states Primarily the event was the
'e'eoiauon OF the uniyersitys sesaui-
CENTENNIAL Historically 1t was a congress
u nations. formed by the best brains OF
nose na,ions. Learned savants from
me shores Of France. renowned scholars
IRON Germany. living personifications OF
'he Centuries Of lore embraced within
'Ae walls OF ancient oxford. touched Ell
DO" 10 elbow and drank toasts toeetbsr
'ie-eihineht among all stood the chief
'AeeuuFs or this nhtion-President Cleye.
lahd Necessarily the president was the
MAIN speaker OF the day. and nearly eg-
~ "4ah Ia saying here tonight that he
H'ac7 the oraioTieal effort Of his life He
poke Ia Alexander hall 20 q multituda,
comprising representatives Of nearly ev-
sig great institution Of learning in the
Noiia and men Of mark Ia all Other
Wake Of life. His theme was The Du.
,les and Responsibilities that College
Aeh and Educated Men Generally Owe
" Tie Cause Of Good Government
Af Cleveland spoke without any At
tempt al or4torical effect. and with hui
A'i!e emphasis. bot the points in his ad-
afess were quickly grasped by his hear
CTS and lie Was frequently interrupted
10y hearty hsEdciappings and cries Of
Nvod good. good from the platform
Eaa body Of the house On each oeca-
sioa " ihis sor, the great crowd OF stu
a"Nts 10 the balcony yelled Cleveland
Cleveland Cleveland
Nj Cleveland spoke for half hour
ahd When he concluded the exhibition Of
enthusiasm Was remarkable. Cheer upon
fhect VAS given with hearty good viii
ana ~ q sind.up the college yell was
gives taf Mrs Cleveland. She occupied
chAir Ia the front row Of seats facing
'he beaches on which the university del
es4tts sal and the unexpected attention
y Tho students caused all eyes 10 turn
ia he' dlfe-lion Al presen; Joined ia
tho spIiause. snd a. M Cleveland
r~asti his wffrs eye he gave her an
approving smile receiving one from l~r
-U Ec'UFE
Eae ihHrs isys celebration closed to-
r.ea' N4'a a banquet Ia Assembly hal
sfaA 20 ,ae university delegates. Ta~gg
ves7 grsseGt more iasa So persons Pro-
haAy arsvI before Ia the history o. sac
country ass such a gathering % renop n
IS seg t~on seated Asosnd she same
haasi II Waa al lbirraa,oaa! Assem-
u.aEe saa lns ades the mos; c,ninen, es-
-.atara o.: she ,gfne o.; both SIDES u The
Atlantis. G. y Green. president o. the
board = trustees OF pFiac~;oA unlYes SLY
presided on either side % him xAt GOV
error GrsEs and FRANCIS l. Patton. pres
ArHi 10: The university The other IC
sests a. she main table Were occupied
hy Professor Edward poydon % Trinity
a4l3eEe, Dgbln. nSHry Mo.ssen Of the
Paris Academy OF Science. Ira Rcmsoa
- Johns hopkins Rry George \ FtsAe-
y HA.e. Prrs-3eh; Seth Low Of Columbia
WaaSm J. Harper % sbe Chicago gai-
rrTs sy A \ " Rubrcrht OF Utrecht
gtHarssly " 7. Harris Upited States
7csafr s.egsr Of education. Professor
80aaW1H srl;a @, oxford. Prealdon. Eli
so 81 Harvard. Fcus Klein o. Goticnaor.
Ttes 4es' Gilman o. Johns Hopkins,
Prcs deaf AHFvH ot Ann Areor. Andrew
SrfH 81 shs University OF Edinburgh. and
Judge W}lGas7 y Hornbl0WcT
A. ,as ether Is tables were such m.n
ga Professor Henry ". nalr1 OF New
ysTa universally. Richard Watson Gllic-,
r5is5 Ccn'gFl Professor Berry OF Ya'o
sa5 March 81 Lafayette, Augustus ST
Gagasus. The sculptor. Charles Dud,,y
~ aTnor and Horace 4. Scuddcr. A'erN-
gss-a President pogarmo Of sWar;a.
Wore. Er : Weir Mitchell, Charles s,rih-
uer. = W!Hsua. Morgan DIX. Wilhelm
cd
anakor Hazard Stockton. George W
sma.cy r. -, Harlan. Professor y rs.
msua af lss3Psic. Professor GooIale ~
Harvard and President Harrison " tar
Ja.vs rs.'r Of Pennsylvania
After an elaborate menu has boon dis
-gsrrI. eight tsas,s wore offered. In cub
jeet ana IN speakers the lis, probably
stands unique. II follows: Theo;1Rg.
Dean Fisher 0t Yale. philosophy rro-
fossar Seth of Edinburgh; Jurisprudeuen,
Judge Hoyah'oWrf, mathematics, Profess
seq Klein OF GatterRrB. physical sclen .,s.
Professor Romscn Of Johns Hopkins the
natural sciences, Professor Hubrecht Of
Utrecht. history Professor Gold Nln
Smith formerly OF oxford. u;cro,u c,
Professor DovIru Of Dublin,
Remarks were also made by Professor
Molssou OF Paris and United States COM
missioner Green.
CICNcIaud's Address.
~ President. Ladies AMI Gtnuem N. IS
tyerr IN different cCcapatinns AID with itfcT-
rHt training each SO most plainly Ia the
o. me Ianls5 spe view thoss foaiurrE which
mast nearly related 20 u sir several hahltusl
yaygra-fnruta - In cur contemplation cf an
g,rut rF OCCASION. each luilNidusl especially
nlss res an8 appreciates, iu the lights his mua"
NJ Thought H7gprIEaa euch Of ltE features and
Incidents a. are most harmony with his
mental situation. To-day Nhlc all ~ We
warmth share the general enthusiasm AMI teiic-
uaiton which InrVsdcs this strcmhlaEe. / am
Elifu that It, various suggestions AMI mean
nes assume promInenSc in cur rs~pt-'ttNe
trlds ~ mental vision, dependent NpAn their
relation 90 oAr experience and condition. Those
charged with the management and dtree ton
If the cluratoHsl advantages Of thi" noble
Institution most Ilainly 500 In 1t the we'll
earned Satisfaction of proofs Of itH growth
and usefulness ana lie enhanced opportunities
Tor doing erni The graduate Of Princeton
saru the frat evidence Of greater glory ard
prestige that have come tn his alma mater
snd nahod honor thence reflected upon hrn
while those stu within her student halls ser
most prominently the promise Of INCREASED dig
ritv which awaits their graduation from
Princeton university,
nut there are others here, not ot tho family
u Princeton, who sec with az Interest not to
I've cutdone. the signs Of her triumphH IN the
neldu of higher education, and tho Part she
has taken during her long and glorious career
In the elevation and bottCTment OF a great neo-
rlc Among these I take an humble place.
and as | Weld to the Influences OF this occa-
sion cannot resist the train OF thought which
cEpnetalIy reminds me OF the promise OF ma
urnal safety aud guaranty OF permanence Of
r,it frpa institutions which may and ought
10 radiate fpnm the universities and colleges
scattered throughout our land. obviously a
government resting upon the will and uniVer'
=, -, Fy,asn Of tho f,e,,pie has no anchorage eN.