New-York tribune., 1901-10-24

fessor @. w. Patterson (Uniyersity Of Mchiganl and
nrofessor r H Jesse and 9 Lsthrop 9UniveTsty OF
eenl Joseph f. Hanselrnan CcoIlege Holy cross.
6ops4 co Rss oye Y roa. s6S rSst s1oa ana q
Presiaent Il. H. Harris Ducknelll. President Z D
q Eew-YOrl9. Professor r G Iisdall and Professor
G. T. Bronsson ssS q 9bb % fcellegs rltv of New
,,oG oF PToSsssor Oven and PrpiessGr O. G So
gntysFrty q Roehss,sr( and PEssldsnt Z G Hughs,,
Marshall College and Chancellor W. s. Chaplin
Poyteohie Institute Pfofeser W cTa2fora eTPinty1
TssasRi 1sS s., g. MaeLeae and Prgsss0r ~ L s An
and sedrsisfy L. G. Cha: Chase Tafss President
n,ge1.hr hsran Snd FSs Fl MIcgre % F61s4 e PGsst
slty1 and Dean @. w, Kirch~ey columbia, Law
ststeC ana FTseident 8 B. L Penrose Whitman
: N Taylor cyassaTo. Professor W. b Dwight and
ard 91ve.y 1 n " ans sroh . Z se
tum eNsnhetten President H. II Goode.l and PT0-
Ge.r q 6 ass N ana PT0fgss9T y rs
dent q NJ Gailaudet CGailaudet5. Frofessor r W.
sllis CwaseoGTno and the Hon A D White GcOrnel9.
Taylor Jsmss Millikin Unyersityl Professor W: 7:
lnsatute Of Technology. President A. W. Harris
Polytechnic INSTITUTE. President j. " Strong and
IP,r9tessor r. w Rogers 1carletonl. President H.
Seminary President H. L. RooP ana Professor ]. F.
gelhiso and PTssiaent MqEklend IianlPshTe
PTofessor W. G. waterman CF4sl. President T. L
Seip fMuhlenberg) Professor Rarfee CVesf
Green LAib11ghtS. frofessor NJ kellogg and pTotes-
4 s; Draper University Of Illinois, and President
professor shdon ssasnt asSn PRESIDENT "a MHTTen W. Rf ana
saI ana Trotessor E II. MagilI tswarthmoreS PTosi-
fessor e II Barbour Cniyersy Of Nebraska5. Presi-
% fsssor a6S ssi's aes Scott TssasR' sfh'
Fuller u5 sf19s' ana Pressenf rTsns HassFt
T.sIssDl %sIssslsl pr0iess0T Rossrss slsslsy) a4d
aaaaolifsa and Presasnt NJ G Thomas d8ryn mswT1.
9 sweasso etssny Fh PnIno MaT ana Redent
ton Ttskssssg and President O. s Hail cgarl5. Pro
gTst, Tnstitnst, PEafessor W n BoSk csesoaTi
Coam4aa5 Professor woodhui icoumbia S'ssS and
ana Professor r schEe GrniTersitv Of r. nSs hhSsHt
Professor F. cuhherley LELAND stanford and Desn
Aister GreEei Institute) ana President c II Lever
american Learned societies-Profesro- c. r Barker
Alneriosn Phiiaso5hy S9cietyl and President c F
s,oSos DTkasr 6. snS rof9ss2F & Wendell
tconnscticut Medical society G. Eliot ana H. l.
Hammond connecticut Medical Society: President S.
Daniels and the Hon g ss' psrinE Ae1can ins Fsn Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions the Rev e.
Hale american Antiauaran Society and the Rev.
churchesl J. A Perry National Council OF congre-
can Association for Advancement OF scienoel, Vice
r5esaT9t !, ss Americ4n association for Ad
Ame.iean Oriental Society; H. c Bunpus CAmeri-
(ATnerican Historical Assoostion, s e ilaidWin in
ASSOciatOnl
quite Medical collegel. N'
thools and Acsdemies-Rector c H. Weller dIopkin.
a@ penn a as schoo aaS MissF FTesdfat ss S4ss
wnos5, Tn,iEs ASaossyo and the Rey PRINCIPAL 2 D
Warren CAlbany Academy and Principal D. w Aber-
am school ana Head Master J. co cst ani ra&s Mfss
fessoT Fisher & smtS s Academy hn0a ans @ rSeps rSgs P
Cushing a5iiihouse High SCHOOL,. Head Master w d.
Eastburne G5astburne Academy. Or. j. s White
ys ne Rev p PEABODY Groom and istps PTinaiPsi
~ b rettee q Cn4versity School, Head Master E. G.
eGy sna J. g Estth ChofehSssl PRINCIPAL " B.
Csoaraman Manual Training School - " "''A
The Hyperion Theatre holds only about two
housand when It is packed to the doors, and
acked TO the doors It certainly was yesterday
norning. Outside was throng that stopped
IL travel in the streets. and the multitude. af-
er cheering the President 10 the echo on his
ntrance to the theatre. waited patiently In the
treet for over two hours until he reappeared.
President Hadley escorted President Roose-
elt TO the seat Of honor on the platform di-
ectly in the rear Of the speakers desk and sat
esioe him. About them on the platform was
n imposing array OF famous men, including
hief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer, of the
nited States Supreme Court; Secretary Hay,
-ichard Olney, Ambassador Joseph H. Choate
resident Eliot OF Harvard President Patton of
rinceton, President Harper OF the University |
Z Chicago Provost Harrison OF the University |
Z Pennsylvania President Faunce Of Brown |
resident Angel OF the University of Michigan |
enator Chauncey NJ. Depew. Senator OrviIle |
l. Platt DR. p. NJ. Rixey, Commander Cowles |
rofessor T. s Woolsey, DR.. David Murray, |
resident Wheeler OF the University OF Cali |
ornia Bishop Potter Archbishop ireland, |
bishop Won Scheele. Henry L. Higginson, Pro- |
essor ii, Hatoyama James c. Carter Marquis |
Ia
of Cornell Thomas Bailey Aldrich. |
resident Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins. Rich |
I'd Watson Glider, Professor Woodrow Wilson |
nd many others. Admiral Sampson entered by
side entrance. leaning on the arm of Pro
assor Farnam. He did not appear to be in
obust health.
Mr.. STEDMAN'S MATER CoRONATA."
The programme was begun with the playing
y the orchestra of the overture 10 Die Meister-
niger" after which Edmund Clarence Stedmar
cad his commemorative poem in eulogy Of
ale II was entitled Mater Coronata," and
sas listened to with the closest attention and
pplauded for some time when Mr.. Stedman had
nshed the reading. The poem was as follows:
III things on Earth that are accounted great
ire dedicate TO conflict at first breath;
Nature herself knows grandly 10 await
fhe masterful estate
Which for her secret germ Time conjureth.
rhe elements that buffet man decree
His lustihOod prevailing 10 the end;
The free air foreordains him TO be FREE
Their stern persistency
The ages 20 his resolute spirit lend.
So rose our Academe since that far day
When reverently the grave forefathers came,