The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02
YALE BICBNTENNIAL.
HON. ELIHU ROOT SECRETARY OF
 VAR,

United States Senator Hoar, United
 States Senator HawIey, Lieutenant
 Governor Woodruff, Hon. Dwight
 LOomis, LL.D., w. T. Harris, United
 States Commissioner of Education
 and Other Notable Men to Attend.
 Among the distinguished guests who
 will be present at the Yale Bi-centen-
 n1al, other than those who officially rep
 resent institutions of learning or scien-
 tific or religious bodies, are Hon. Elihu
 Root, LL.D., secretary of war, General
 Joseph Hawley, senator from Connect
 icut, and the venerable senator from
 Massachusetts, George Frisbie Hoar,
 distinguished not only as a statesman
 but as one of the best representatives of traditional culture and learning of
 New England. Among other public
 men who are expected are Hon. Timo-
 thy Woodruff, lieutenant governor of
 New York; Hon. Dwight Loonis, IL.
 D., graduate of the Yale Law school
 in the class of 1S47, and since then | professor in that institution, a member l of congress and a justice of the su- preme court of Connecticut; Hon. Will | liam T. Harris, LID, the United States commissioner of education, and
 former member of the class of 1858, Yale; Rev. Edward Everett Hale, s. T. D., of Boston, for many years one of the distinguished leaders of the Unita- rian church in New England, and au- thor of many well-known works. To the list of distinguished literary men already announced as guests should be added Samuel T. Clemens, A. M., of Hartford who under the pseudonym of Mark Twain, has carried the fame of his native state around the world. Rev. Henry Van Dyke, D. D., LID, formerly a leading preacher of New York, now professor of English litera- ture at Princeton, and an author of note, and Samuel Harden Church of Pittsburg, known as a railroad official author and politician, are also expected.
 Among the noted scientists are Pro- lessor Charles Sedgwick Minot, LID, of the Harverd Medical school, whose work in medical science has given him an international reputation; Professor | Simon Newcomb, LID, of Johns Hop | kins, mathematician, astronomer and | economist; Prof Samuel F. Clarke, the | biologist of Williams college: Profes- | sor Dwight Porter (Yale, 1SS0), profes- | sor of hydraulic engineering at the Institute of Technology; | John Joseph Flather, (Yale, 1855, pro- lessor of mechanical engineering at the University of Minnesota. Other schol- ars of note will be Professor Charles Rockwell Lauman (Yale, 1S7D, the dis tinguished Orientalist of Harvard uni and Professor John Chipman Gray, of the Law school of the same brother of Justice Gray of the supreme court; Dr. Martin Kel- logg, a graduate of Yale, and until lately president of the University of California, where he is now professor (Emeritus) of Latin, and Rev. Francis Brown of the Union Theological seci- nary.
 The venerable Charles c. Tiffany, of New York, has accepted he invitation to be present, and Arch bishop Ireland will be accompanied by he Rev J. R. Slattery of St. Joseph's Baltimore. The architects of he new University Hall, John Merver Carrere and Thomas Hastings, will be present.. The firm of Carrere & Has, ings have been the architects of many buildings, including the lew Public Library of New York. John Knowles Pain, for thir- , y years at the head of the musical de- ,artment of Harvard university, is also I 0 be guest. Among the delegates from colleges I re Rev. J. G. K. Mcclure, D. D., ( Yale, 1875) president of Lake Forest t university and Professor Jefferson F. 2 zershner of Franklin and Marshall clo- ege.