The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-24
The following honorary degrees were conferred:
 Doctor of Laws.

The following honorary degrees wer' Doctor of Laws. John Harvard BiIes, Professor of Maya Architecture in Chicago University, John Shaw Billings. Director of thu New York Public Library.
 Charles William Dabney. President of the University of Tennessee.
 David White Finlay. Professor of the Practice of Medicine in Aberdeen Univer- sity.
 Hollis Burke Frissell. Principal oi Hampton Institute.
 Jaques Hadamard, Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Science at the University of Paris.
 Samuel Pierpont Langiy. Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. Albert Abraham Michaelson, Prof sssor of Physics in the University. of Chicago. William Osler, Professor of Medicine in Johns Hopkins Medical School. Henry Smith Pritchett. President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Ira Remsen. President of Johns Hop Ogden Nicholas Rood. Professor of Physics in Columbia University Wilhelm Waldeyer, Professor of Anat- omy in the University of Berlin. Frank Carter, for many years President of Williams College. Horace Howasd Furnessa, Editor of the lVsrlorum Edit'on or Skakespeares works. Basil Lanneaw Gildersleeve. Professor | William Watson Goodwin, Professor of Greek Literature in Harvard University. Caspar Rene Gregory. Professor of New Testament Exegesis in the University of William Aainey Harper, President of the University of Chicago. Charles Lustis Harrison. Provost of the University of Pennsylvania. John Hay Secretary of State.
 John Ireland, Archbishop of St. Paul.
 John LeFarge, President of the Society of American Artists.
 Charles Elliot Norton, Professor of the History of Art, Emeritus. in Harvard University.
 Francis Tandey Patton, President of Princeton University.
 Henry Goldman Potter, Bishop of New York.
 James Ford Rhodes, author of the His tory of the United States from the com promise of 1850.
 knut Henning Gezelius Won Scheele, Swedish Parliament.
 Benjamin Ide Wheeler, President of the University of California.
 James Burrill Angelf, President of the University of Michigan.
 James Coolidge Carter. for many years President of the New York Bar Assocta- ton.
 Joseph Hodges Choate. ambassador of the United States at the Court of St. James
 Melville Weston Fuller. Chief Justice or the united states.
 Razuo Hatoyama, Professor of Law in the Unlv ersity of Tokio
 Henry Lee Higgnson. Fellow Of liar ward University.
 Will, m Petersen. Principal of McGin University.
 Literary Degrees.
 Thomas Bailey Aldrich. for many yeare editor of The Atlantic Monthly
 George Wa sshington Cable author of Old Creole and other Southern stories.
 Samuel I4anghorne Clemens, author of the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" Innocence Abroad and other stories.
 Richard Watson Glider. editor of The Century Magazine.
 William Dean Howells for many years editor of The Atlantic Monthly. author of the Rise of Silas Lapham." and other works.
 Brander Matthews, Professor of Liter ature in Columbia University.
 Thomas Nelson Page, author of Red Rock" Chronicle If Reconstruction and other Southern stories.
 Woodrow Wilson, Professor of Juris- prudence and Politics In Princeton Uni veFsity
 Seth Low, for many years President of Columbia University.
 F. Edor Fedorovic Martens. Professor of International Law and Emeritus In the University of St. Petersburg
 John Bassett Moore Hamilton Fish. Professor of International Law in Co.,
 Richard olney, former Secretary of
 Whitelaw Reid. editor of The New York Tribune.
 William Thomas Sampson, Rear Ad- miral of the United States navy.
 Jacob Gould Schurma7. President or Cornell University.
 James Bradley ,Thayer, Professor of Law in Harvard University.
 James Williams. Fellow and Bursar of Lincoln College, Oxford.
 Marquis Hlroboumi Ito. former Prime of Japan
 Theodore Roosevelt, President of tine ''D Doctor of Divinity.
 Alexander Veits Griswold Allen, Presi-1 dent of Church History in the Episcopal School, Cambridge. Mass.
 Charles Cuthhert Hall. President or oh- ion Theological Seminary.
 George Harris, President or Amherst College.
 John Massoe, Vice President of Mans field College, Oxford.
 Bradford Paul Raymond President of stewart Dingwali Fordice salmond. Exigesis in the Free Church. Aberdeen: Trinity College Hartford. Conn.
 The final official function was recep- tion this evening in the great dining hall owned by the University. President Roosevelt and Dr. and Mrs. Hadley stood upon small raised platform. Close at hand were secret service oncers, uSnerS and policemen and those in charge of the ceremonies. Particularly noticeable was the extreme caution not only of the officers but of those having the affair in charge for the adequate protection of the President. At President Hadley's sug- gestion, there was no hand-shaking. It is estimated that five thousand persons attended the reception. At it's conclusion. the President returned to the Farnum residence. where dinner was served to large number of prominent guests. Fol lowing the banquet. a final reception, be- ginning at o'clock, was given at the Farnum residence. At Il o'clock the President was escorted to the station by mounted police. His car was attached to | he night Federal Express for Washing | on, and is due to arrive there at 10:30 l