The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-23
YALE COBFBRS DEGREES.
Many Distinguished Men HOnOred
by the University.


Nen-An Imposing Procession From
tEc University 10 the Hyperion
TEcatrc-A oodb-idge Hall To BE
Dedicated This Aftcruo0n-Othcr
Features Of the Closing Day.
NLW HAVEN, Conn. oct. 23-Presi-
dent Roosevelt arrived AT the Union de
pot at e.1t clock this morning to partici-
pate in the exercises Of the last and great
est day OF YaIe-s Bl-CenJenniaL. lie came
down on a special car attached TO the
regular morning train over the North
amuton division.
TEa escort FOR the President was I'm
readiness II she Union depot. He was es-
cortel up Union Avenue to State, TO Chap
q, 10 College. 10 the Phelps Gateway
Here the officers and invited guests Of
Yale University Joined the procession at
10 a.. m. 1t then proceeded through the
campus to the corner Of Elm and High
Streets, out through Elm to Temple. past
Ceu,or Church, thence through Yale cam
Tus TO Chapel Street, and across Chapel
Street, between College and High Streets,
allaAhl-lE al ll4t AAN per 4iill lltalIts NAtlt
the honorary degrees were conferred.
President Roosevelt took his seat in the
Hyperion at 1912 o'clock The entire
march over the campus and city streets
had taken place without special incident.
Roaring cheers and saIutes greeted the
Presidential party at every step. and he
was continually forced to don his hat in
response. The President appeared in per
feet health. even more vigorous than in
the previous times he has visited Yale
The police precautions We're elaborate,
fifteen detectives being assigned to con-
stantly guard the Presidential party IL
addition 10 an unknown number Of Secret
Service men from Washington and New
York. IN the procession eight uniformed
policemen walked four on side along
the sides Of the Presidents carriage.
They remained at his side until the Presi-
dent arrived at the home of William W.
Farnham. st the Farnham house, Detec-
tives DonneHy and Dunlap viii be on con-
slant duty till the President leaves for
Washington at midnight. 4 large squad
Of police were scattered about Prospect
Hill as an extra precautien.
The escort Of President Roosevelt from
the Union depot and on the line Of march
was as follows:
Platoon Of Police.
Second Re-imeut Band
Second Regiment, Col. r. H. Suchar commanding.
Carriage containing President Roosevelt Prcsi-
dent Had.ey, Governor Mclean, and Mayor
Studlcy.
Connecticut Battalion Naval Militia. Commander
Frederick l.. Avcriu commanding.
Carriage containing Colonel Bingham and Secre-
tsry C0r5elyou.
Drum Corps
Second COMPANY Governors Foot Guard. Major
+. NcC'srh commanding.
Carriage containing Commander Covle= and
Fsnily.
Troop A. Capt Luzgue Ludiueton commanding.
The Bi-CenteHniaI Parade.
After President Roosevelt and mis- mill
tary escort arrived on the sanpus the
line Of march was formed for the bi-cea-
tCnnial procession. which was planned 10
be the most notable that ever marched
into an American university for its ceIe-
hration. TIL procession formed in front
Of Durfee Hall 1t was made up as fol-
lows:
Nar2sals-Thomas Hooker. and Prof }. c.
Sshvab.
Second REGIMENT Band
Color Guard.
Chief N1rshal-Col T. A. Bingham
President Eoa-cFelt and President A. r. Had,ey.
President Timothy Dwight and Governor No
NJ N. =. Tyler. Treasurer. and the Rev. A. p.
stoze-, lE-, Secretary o. Yale University
inc O''io'@'''n ei l7le University in the order
Lieutenant Governor Keeler and Rev. J. IT,
TUitcheIl
Or q Ray Palmer and Mr. T. C. Bennett
Dr. Joseph Anderson and Dr. j. W. Cooper.
Dr T. T. Munger and 1T. r. p. Parker.
DIR. A. F. Beard and Mr.. n. P. Dimock.
Dr. Newman >Wyth and Rev y. NJ Calhoun.
Dr.. =. j. k5n--hurr and Governor S f. Narwfn.
ReprcseutatlFes of the National Government.
Commando W- S. Co0ies and C. % Cortclyou.
Secretary 20 ihe President
Dr. p VI. RiNey and Justice ID J. Brewer.
Senators Havlev and O. n. PI5tt
Bcfrcsonratlycs Oi the State Government.
State 'omrrgller th1mheriu and Secretary Of
Safe hIua..
State Treasurer Gallup and Attorney General
Phelps
Tho Governors Staf
Adjutant General Cole and QuartermastCr Cen
slal Nr2ton.
Surgeon General Knight and Caumisslry General
Psyu-a.fsr General A-aoad and Judge Advocate
General Nsufgomsrv.
Ates-Lr-glurr Miller and Rogers
Aid-s-dr-rsHp C1c and Nlid'cbr0ok
Assistant A-lgtaut Genera Lande-s and Assistant
QlaItcrmastcr General Morgan.
Executive Secretary TO the Governor J. T. Robin
Then followed lu order representatives
of the city government Of New Haven.
those who were 60 present candidates for
honorary degrees, delegates OF foreign
universities and societies and delegates
Of American universities and colleges.
CommemorutiOn EXcrciSeS
The conmemoration exercises i'm the
Hyperion Theatre Immediately after the