Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24

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IN, NJ prcs,dsns OF u the IrniversitS 49, -
The Governor of tho state ana the es-
rhe secretary and treasurer Of the unit
'e Thn ire,,ova Of the CORPORATION.
rho Former Fellows and officers OF the
Representative Of tho National Gov
et nns NJ. a,s .-a,nora,,o, copnen OF
the city
Candidate for honorary degrees and
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Delegates of foreign universities and
Deiesates OF american universities and
'9 me1ssa,os q, American learned societies.
Delegates OF schools and academies.
The fa" @nn of The university.
Marshsls
Representatives of tho clergy of tho
o' M ,,,,a,s. r.c.,,,or comm,t,ee
Graduates OF the university
The concert by the Boston orones'ra
al the hyperion fhea're took place. q,
z'SV O'CLOCK TINS AFTERNOON.
At p. M. woodbridge hail. the new
ADMINISTRATION buiidlng' presented 10
the university by the MISSES Stohes'
was dedicated. PRESIDENT Haoiey pre-
sided. Rev. Theodore thornton mum
ger. d. d., onered prayer, anu 'nen e"o
dedicatory ADDRESS was deiiVesed by
Donald Grant Mitchell, LII. ~, uk
MARVEL. On account OF the advanced
age OF the speaker the address was de-
livered from his chair at the sugges-
ton Of Or. Hadley.
President Roosevelt did not attend
the early afternoon exercises OF the
celebration.
After the ceremonies OF comforting
the degrees were completed he was
driven to the home OF W. w. Farnum
on Prospect hill. The crowds almost
blocked the streets as the party with
| its escort passed and many hundreds
80. 49, ,arr,aya and
s"a'n'eu a'one "'.o' -.
President.
rho Earnau residence ia located on
iho rath"hi iesi"e"Ne ~
a broad rise of ground and high hedges
a., .,to Dc
and FENCES surround tne esea'c' to
| ,iao,oa,, and aatepttves stood guard at
iioeAnoh anu "eeeS.' ~
1 the gates and about the mousse ana no
| a.,..oa
one WAS auin''.eo'
After luncheon and a brief rest, the
| ,t
| President, accompanied py Prol. Thirty
6 cravas and Mr. Earuam strolled
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| aeross the street to the Yale school OF
| ,, IT. e.arooo, tba
| forestry anu CURING Inc aieei"oo" ."o
| ,,,,s,dant cleo raceived the members
itesiuoh' a''o =,
of the Yale Varsity loot bali tehIn,
| ,, JoaI, C,raonwav an old
VINO, lufous" JAIN
f,ot hau man of Vale and later fell
80, r., p.ao,,ot.
| low rough rider with Col. Roosevelt,
| l,a .sl,ad ,nd heen cordially granted
n"o "eeeo '''
| tho privilege of a call
,,.,,. ~. ho,sa AZ A.a0
The PRESIDENT lett Inc houeo at Low
| g. rr,f,aro;tv halI
ioi
The final official function OF tne fhio
| bi-centential began mt 3 o'clock TINS even
| Ing. The affair was scheduled ~ rare
| well reception to President ano Mrs. tiaar
| ley, but the presence of the President OF
| the United States, who assisted Preslasn.
| and Mrs. Hadley In receiving, lent a lar
| greater impressiveness to the occasion.
Although there was no public announce
ment that President Roosevelt would ne
| present. a rumor OF his coming had
| spread among the crowd and q Dig squaa
OF policemen had some diffieulty III re-
| s,rnining them at the entrance. .
| The rec ,pti1i was 1ed In the great dlIi-
| ing hail. or commons owned by the oni-
| yersity corporation. The building Is one
| of the new bi-cententisl structures.
President Roosevelt and DR.. ana MIS-.
Hadley stood upon small raised plat