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

!
 B. Stevens and Theodore $. Woolsey- Long List of Men of Note. Yale honored herself as we'll as dis.
 tinguished leaders in scholarship, state craft, science and literature, in the de- grees she conferred yesterday at her bi.
 centennial. They were presented ir the Hyperion by Professor George J Brush, former director of the Shef- field Scientific school, by Professo, Bernadotte Perrin of the academic fac ulty, and by Professor George B. Ste vens of the divinity school and by Professor Theodore s. Wooisey of the Law school Presented by Professor George J. Brush. John Harvard Biles, professor of na- val architecture in Glasgow university.
 John Shaw Billings, director of the New York public library.
 Charles William Dabney, president of the University of Tennessee
 David White Finlay, professor of the practice of medicine in Aberdeen uni versity.
 Hollis Burke Frissel, principal of Hampton Institute.
 Jacques Hadamard, adjunct professor in the faculty of science at the Uni versity of Paris.
 Samuel Pierpont Langley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institute.
 Albert Abraham Nicholson, professor of physics in the University of Chi cago.
 William Osler, professor of medicine in Johns Hopkins Medical school.
 Henry Smith Pritchett, president of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology
 Ira Remsen, president of Johns Hop kins university.
 ogden Nicholas Rood, professor of physics in Columbia university.
 Wilhelm Waldeyer, professor of anat- omy of Berlin.
 Presented by Professor George B. Stevens:
 Lit. D.
 Thomas Baily Aldrich, for many years editor of the Atlantic Monthly.
  "Old Creole Days" and other South ern tories.
 Samuel Langhorne Clemens. author of the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" "Innocents 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' md other works.
 Brander Matthews, professor of lit 9rature in Columbia university.
 Thomas Nelson Page author of Red Rock" Chronicle of Reconstruction" md other Southern stories
 Woodrow Wilson, professor of Juris- prudence and Politics in Princeton 
 Alexander Viets Griswold Allen, pro- essor of Church History in the Epis- opal Theological school, Cambridge, 1 Iass.
 James Williams, GILL. D. Fellows | nd Bursar of Lincoln college, Oxford. Charles Cuthbert Hall, president of | Union Theological Seminary.
 George Harris, president of Amherst 1 ollege.
 John Massie, vice principal of Mans cid college, Oxford.
 Bradford Paul Raymond, president of Wesleyan university.
 Stewart Dingwall Fordyce Samond, rofessor systematic theology and xegesis in the Free church college, .berdeen.
 George Williamson Smith, president Trinity college.
 Presented by Professor Bernadotte erin:
 Franklin Carter, for many years resident of Williams college. Horace Howard Furness, editor of le Varirum Edition of Shakespeares ,orks.
 Basil Lannean Gilderseeve, profess IT of Greek in Johns Hopkins univer- ty. William Watson Goodwin, professor l
 Greek literature in Harvard uni arsity.
 Caspar Rene Gregory, professor of l  CIV Testament EXegess in the Uni ,rsity of Leipsic. William Rainey Harper, president of e University of Chicago Charles Curtis Harrison, provost of | e University of Pennsylvania. John Hay secretary of state. John Ireland, archbishop of St. Paul. John La Farge, president of the So- aty of American Artists. Charles Eliot Norton, professor of e History of Art, Emeritus, in Har- rd university. Francis Landey Patton, president of r 'inceton university. Henry Goldman Potter, bishop of New 1rk James Ford Rhodes, author of the story of the United States from the mpromise of 1850. xnut Hennig Gezelius von Scheee. shop of Gotland, and member of 9 Swedish Parliament. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of