The sun., 1901-10-24

nectIcut nauonal guarn. coIor guaru;
chief marshal, Colonel Theodore A.
Bingham, NJ. A., u. $. A.; the presi-
dent of the United States and the
president of the university, the gov
ernor of the state and the ex-presi-
dent of the university, the secretary
and treasurer OF the university, the
fellows of the corporation, former fell
lows and officers of the corporation,
representatives of the national govern
nent the mayor and corporation coun-
ell of the city. marshals, candidates
for honorary degrees and other dis
tinguished guests of the university,
delegates of foreign universities and
learned societies, delegates of Ameri-
can universities and colleges, delegates
of American learned societies, dele
gates Of schools and academies, deans
aud directors Of departments, the fac
ulty of the university, marshals, repre-,
sentatlyes of the city government,
representatives of the clergy of the
city. the citizens reception committee,
graduates of the university.
The Honorary Degrees.
Among those who received the degree
Of Ill. d. together with President
Roosevelt were:
James Burrill Angel, president of the
University of Alichigan; James Cool
iGge Carter, for many years president
of the New York Bar associations; Jos
eth Hodges Choate, ambassador of the
Unitcd States at the court of st. james;
Melville Weston Fuller, chief justice
II Tie United States; Kazuo Hatoyama,
Professor of law in the University of
'rahyo; William Peterson, principal of
| A"tiill university: Seth Low, former
president OF Columbia university; Fedor
| FcdorOyich Martens, professor emeritus
| OF international law in the Univer.
| sity of st. Petersburg; John Bassett
/ Moore, Hamilton Fish professor of in
tprHational law in Columbia university
| Richard Olney, former secretary Of
state: Whitelaw Reid, editor Of the
Naw York Tribune; William Thomas
Sampson, rear nlmit;l Of the United
States navy: Jacob Gould Scllurman
1 president Of Cornell university; III
BeuSen, president of johns Hopkins
university: William Itaiuey Harper
president of tile University of Chicago
Charles Lustis Harrison. provost of thu
| diversity of Pennsylvania: John Hay
Secretary of state; .io.n lrtiand, arch
u 4'!cp Of st. iaui; John I.li'arge, pres
igent Of the Soeiniy Of American Art
l~a; francis laGaay Patton pfesiden
nf Princeton university; Henry Codmal
t'nftcr. bishop Of New York; Knut Hen
nag Gezelius Won Schcele, bishop 0
Gtland and member Of the Swedisl
parliament; Benjamin Idle Wheeler
pi5 -dpnt Of lie Ulliversils of Caiifol
Di.: Marquis Ito, former premier o
4 ltaan.
~ following received lie degree Q
laetcr Of literature:
EamaS Bailey Allfich. Gcorg
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Clemens, Richard Watson Glider vii
+ tam Dean Howells. Bratder Matthews
! Thomas Nelson Page Woodrow VII
sJn
Ilp following received thr degree Q
p. D.:
.sirxandcr virts Grlswold Allon, pro
, sspr Of church history III the Episcc
,al Theological school. Cambridge
sAss.; Charles Cuthbert nan, pres
d5nt Of Union Theological seminary
George iimris. president " Amhrrs
college; Iohn Mns,ie vice principal d
danStield college. ONford; Rradfor
+ Ilfl Raymond, prr~iGrnt or Weslrya
tgivotsiiy; stewart Din@Wall Fortlyc
Il talnond, professor Of systematic TIN
]. aia.y ana eXpgesiS III thr Free Churr
- ,ree. Aberdeen; George W-il!iamso
'@ith, president Trinity college, Iar
"a, Conn