The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-24

and President Roosevelt, Represent
 ing the Nation, Marched Side by Sid
 Chief MRrshnis at the Head.
 The bicentennial procession yester day was the most remarkable whicf ever marched under the auspices of al American college. The order of march Ing and the names of ali the guests il the march were as follows:
 Marshals-Thomas Hooker and Prof J. c. Schwab.
 Second Regiment Band.
 Color Guard.
 Chief Marshal--Col. T. A. Bingham
 President A. T. Hadley and Presi- dent Theodore Roosevelt.
 Ex-President Timothy Dwight ant Governor Mclean.
 MT. M. F. Tyler, treasurer, and Rev A. F. Stokes, Jr,, secretary, of Yale un- iverslty.
 The Corporation of Yale university in the order of seniority.
 Lieutenant t-Governor Keeler and Rev. J. H. Twichell.
 pr. c. Ray Palmer and Mr. T. G. Bennett
 pr. Joseph Anderson and Dr. J. w. Cooper.
 Dr. T. T. Munger and Dr. F. P. Par ker
 Dr. A. F. Beard and MT. H. F. Dim- ock
 Dr. Newman Smyth and Rev. N. M. Calhoun.
 MT. A. L. Ripley and Mr. Eli Whit ney.
 Dr. F. J. Kingsbury and Governor S.. F. Merwin.
 Representatives of the National Gov ernment-
 Commander w. $. Cowles and Secre- tary to the President G. B. Cortelyou.
 Dr. P. M. Rixey and Justice D. J. Brewer
 Senators Hawey and o. H. Platt.
 Representatives of the State Govern ment-
 State Comptroller Chamberlin and Secretary of State Vinal.
 State Treasurer Gallup and Attorney General Phelps,
 The Governors Staff
 Adjutant- General Cole and Quarter master-G General Newton.
 Surgeon General Knight and Com missary- General Potter. Paymaster- General Atwood and Judge Advocate-General Montgomery. Aides de- Camp Miller and Rogers. Aides de- Camp Coe and Middlebrook. Assistant Adjutant- General Landers and Assistant Quartermaster-Gen Morgan
 Executive Secretary to the Governor J. T. Robinson.
 Representatives of the City Govern ment of New Haven
 Mayor Studley and Corporation Counsel Daggett.
 Marshals-Pr H. W. Farnam and Presenters of Candidates for Homo rary Degrees
 Profs. G. J. Brush and B. Perrin. Profs. G. B. Stevens and T. s. Wool sey.
 Candidates for Honorary Degrees Prof J. H. Biles and pr. J. s. Bill lings.
 President c. W. Dabney and Prof. D. w Finlay.
 Principal H. B. Frissell and Prof. Jacques Hadamard.
 Secretaries s. P. Langley and Prof. A. A. Nicholson. Prof. William Osler and President H. s. Pritchett.
 President Ira Remsen and Prof. o. N. Rood.
 Prof. Wilhelm waldeyer and Presi- dent Franklin Carter.
 MT. H. H. Furness and Prof. B. L. Gildersleeve.
 Prof. W. w. Goodwin and Prof. c. R. Gregory President W. R. Harper and Provost C. c. Harrison. Secretary John Hay and Archbishop John Ireland. MT. John La Farge and Prof. Charles Eliot Norton. : President F. L. Patton and Bishop H. c. Potter MT. J. F. Rhodes and Bishop K. H. | G. von Scheele. President E. I. Wheeler and MT. T. R. Aldrich. ems. MT R. w. Glider and MT. W. D. Howells
 Prof. BTdnQcT MdClHeWS dIlu MI. L. N. Page.
 Principal William Peterson and Prof woodrow Wilson.
 Prof. A. V. G. Allen and President c. c. Hall.
 President E. F. Raymond and Prof. s. D. F. Salmond.
 President w. Smith and President J. B. Angell.
 Hon. J. c. Carter and Hon. J. H. Choate.
 Chief Justice Fuller and Prof Kazuo atoyanla.
 MT. H. L. Higginson and President Seth Low.
 Prof F. F. Martens and Prof. J. E. Moore.
 Hon. Richard olney and Hon. White law Reid.
 Rear Admiral w. T. Sampson and President J. C. Schurman. pr. James Williams and Prof J. B. rhayer.
 Delegates of Foreign Universities md Societies. Hon. William Everett and John Cox .OxforD. Rev. w. H Fletcher (Wrexham) and orof E. S. Dana (Padua) Rev. pr. David Murray and Irot;
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