The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-14
DISTINGUISHED MEN
COMING TO YALE'S SBI-CENTENNIAL
 GENERATION.
A Great Gathering of Educators of Worldwide Reputation - Foreign and American Universities Will be Notably Represented-Some of the Famous Yale Men Who VIII be Here.

The coming two hundredth anniver-
 sary of the founding of Yale college
 will bring together an unusual gather ing of educators of world wide rnpu- tation. The heads of the leading
 American universities and colleges will
 be present to join in the exercises of the occasion. Foreign universities will also be represented:
 Oxford by Hon. Goodwin Smith and
 probably others. H | Cambridge by Sir Robert s. Ball, the
 president of the Royal Mathematical society; also by Hon. William Everett
 and John Cox of Trinity college. 1 Victoria university Manchester, by
 Edward J. Broadfeld. | Durham university by Rev. E. A. | Welchy provost of Trinity colleeg, To-
 ronto, and chancellor of St. Albans Ca | thedral; as well as Rev. Ernest Smith | of Oxford.
 Edinburgh university by Fred P, Walton. Aberdeen university by Professor
 David W. Finlay. Glasgow university, which has just celebrated a similar occasion in its history, by Professors o. Bowers, John
 Ferguson, Robert w. Wenley, John H. Biles and David Murray. University of Paris by Professor Hadamard, the mathematician. Leipzig university by Professor Cas- par R. Gregory.
 The University of Pekin by Professor Frank D. Gamewell
 University of Tokyo by Professors Hatoyama and Nakaijima.
 The college committee of the Free Church of Scotland by Rev. Dr. S. B. F. Salmond and Rev. Dr. David W. Forrest.
 The vicar and rural dean of Wrex- ham, Wales, where lies buried the body of Elihu Yale has signified his in tention of attending the celebration.
 American colleges and universities will be largely represented by their presidents and leading professors.
 Harvard by President Charles W. Eliot Henry L. Higginson, Esq, of the Harvard corporation, and Professors Charles Eliot Norton. Wolcott Gibbs, William w. Goodwin, James P. Thayer and John Collins Warren.
 Princeton by President F. l.. Patton.
 Columbia university by President Seth Low, ex-nayor of Brooklyn, Dean J. H. Van Amringe and Professors G. w. Kirchwey, J. B. Moore and O. G. Rood
 University of Michigan by President James B. Angel, ex-mnister to Tur- key
 The University of North Carolina by Dean Eben Alexander, ex-minister to Greece, and President F. P. Venable.
 The University of Tennessee by Pres ident C. w. Dabney.
 The University of Wisconsin by President Charles K. Adams and Pro- lessor F. F. Owen.
 Clark university by President G. Hall, the eminent psychologist, | and Professor Yaber.
 Bowdoin college by President William | Dewitt Hyde.
 Auburn Theological seminary by | President George B. Stewart.
 The Harvard Law school by Dean | James E. Ames.
 Johns Hopkins university by exPres- dent D. c. Gilman and President Ira | c. Remsen, who Is also president of the National Academy of Sciences, and Professors Nicholson, B. l.. Glider sleeve and William Osler.
 McGill university by Sir William c. Macdonald, governor; also Principal Peterson and Professor Harrington.
 Smith college by President L. c. seelye and Professor Mary A. Scott.
 Trinity college, Toronto, by Sir John George Bourinot, member of the Do- nirlion House of Commons.
 Tuskegee Institute by President Booker T. Washington.
 Tulane university by President Ed win A. Alderman.
 Cornell university by President J. G. ;churman, member of the Philippine 
 University of California by President 3. I. Wheeler.
 University of Pennsylvania by Pro- ost c. c. Harrison.
 Hampton Institute by Principal H. 3. Frissell.
 williams college by ex-President franklin Carter.
 Cambridge Episcopal seminary by | Professors H. s. Nash and A. V. c. Illen. Union Theological seminary by Pres ient c. Cuthbert Hall and John Cros- " Brown, chairman of the board of rustees Amherst college by President George . Harris and Professor B. B. Emerson. Atlanta university by President Hor- ce Bumstead.
 Adelphi college by President c, H. V evermore. | Bethany college by President Carl V wensson Boston university by President W. F. V Jarren and Professor Henry G. Shell T on. Colgate university by President G. F. c -orrill. Il Carleton college by President J. w. trong. Drew Theological seminary by Presi- it ,nt H. H. Buttz and Professor R. W. n ogers. !, Lane seminary by Professor David S. il ,haff. u Iowa college by President G. W. E. Il acLean. Lehieh university by President T M a rown. |, Agricultural college U 7 President H. H. Goodell and Profes- r c. S. Walker Institute of Technol- v by President H. S. Pritchett.