The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-25

Victor Meeks, Meriden; Merritt Hem | ingWay Merriam, Waterbury; Walter
 Eugene Meyer, New York city; James
 Layng Mills, Philadelphia, Pa; Pau Lincoln Mitchell, Cincinnati, O.; Pau Miller Mohr, Kansas City, Mo; Pau | Dwight Moody East Northfield, Mass,
 William Gerald Dare Morgan, New York city: Ray Morris. New Haven l Russell Mott, Michigan City, Ind.
 Timothy Whitfield Mumford, Kansas 1 City, Mo, Harold Clark Neal, Harris | burg, Pa; Russell Hubbard Nevins Stamford; Dewitt Clinton Moves, New
 York city; Herman Parker Olcott, New York city; Albert Robert Palmer, East 1 Orange, N. J.; James Anderson Parker, Louisville, Ky; Morris Ketchum Par
 ker, New York city; Robert Medill Pat terson, New York city; Joseph Parsons, Chicago, H.; Clifford Gordon Pearce, Jacksonville, Fla; William Alexander Penny, St. Louis, Mo; Walter Hart Perry, Oxford; Glide Ernest Petit, Stuttgart Ark; Reginals Gates Pape,
 Calhoun, Ky. Clarkson Potter, St.
 Louis, Mo; Sylvester David Powell,
 Easton; William Sumner Pritchard,
 Brockton. Mass; Stanley Burnet Re-
 Reynolds, St. Louis, Mo-. Edward
 Chauncey Rice, Jr., New York city;
 Allan Harvey Richardson, Waterbury;
 Ralph Redpath Richardson St. Jo-
 seph, Mo-; Frank Mcdonnell Camp
 Robertson, Parish, N. T.; Thomas
 Markoe Robertson, New York city;
 Charles Edgar Robers, Jr., Brooklyn,
 N. Y.; Ralph Ernest Rogers, Roches-
 ter, N r.; Thomas Wright Russell, Jr., Hartford; Frederick Richard Ryan,
 New Haven; Carl Frederick Francis
 Schulz, Corona, N r.; William Pres
 colt Scott, San Francisco, Cal; Her
 bert Scoville, New York city; Frank
 Rose Series, Hornellsville, N. Y.; Hen ry Pleasants Shaw, New Haven; Jac- ques Lewis Silverman, Williamsport,
 Pa; Norton Myron Skiff, Dundee, N. Y. Ernest Walker Smith, Hartford; George Milton Smith, New York city; Richard Selden Spencer, Jasper, N. 4; Lester Morgan Spier, Glenns Falls, N. r.; William Arthur Stickney, St. Lou is, Mo; George Schley Stillman, Brooklyn, N. Y; Edward c. Stone, Hartford; Emanuel Emory Straus, Louisville, Ky. Prentice Strong, New York city; Frederick William Struby, Denver Col; James Spencer Taintor, Hartford Charles Thaddeus Terry, Mi Ian, Italy; Arthur Abbot Thomas, Providence, R. l.; Charles A. Thomas, New Milford; John Hudson Thomas, Berkeley, Cal; Leonard Moorhead Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa; Paul Thom- son, New Haven. Malvern Hall Tillitt, Elizabeth City, N. C.; Burton Isaac Tolles, Ansonia; John Garfield Tomlin- son, Jr., New York city; Edward Eve rett Tredway, Gloversville, N. Y; Ed win Hotchkiss Futile, New Haven; Lucius Futile, New Haven; Burton Parker Twichell, Hartford; Kinsley Twining, Jr., Morristown, N. J.; Roger Pierpont Tyler, New Haven; Edwin Orlando Vaile. Jr., Oak Pork, H.; Fred Miller VanWicklen, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Joseph Tilney Wadsworth, Plain field, N. J.; Dana Lewis Waleott, Ruth erford, N. J. Harold Sedgwick Wal lace, Ansonia Richard Wilson Walsh. H.; Harry Edwin Howard,  den, Mass. Cemeran Beach Waterman, Detroit Mich; William Prime Wattles, Pa; Albert Mieajah Webb. Bell Buckle, Tenn; Harvey Thamas Weeks, Jr., Chicago, Ill; George Arnold Welch, Cleveland, O.; Relph Olney Wells, Hartford; Harry Dexter Westcott, Haddonfeld, N. J.; Wilhelmus David Allen Westfal, Mon -ague. N. J.; Heywood Hotchkiss Whaples, Hartford; Frost Montaine Wheeler, St. Paul. Minn. Carlton Tay- or White, Noroton George Luther White, Jr.. Waterbury; ogden Watson White, Waterbury James Lyman Whitney, Branford; Oliver Martin Wizard, New Britain; Arthur Ehaler Williams, New Haven; Bluford Wilson, IT,, Springfield, H.; Edwin Barnes Wilson. Claverack, N. r.; Robert Bruce Wilson, Portland, Ore; Convers Woolse Englewood, N. L.; Theodore Salisbury Woolsey New Haven; Alfred Parks Wright, New Haven; Simeon Snyder Ward, Earl es Mills, Md; Jesse Sydney Wyler, O.; Arthur Frederic Yaggy, IaKp EOIesI, lil,, Al liti "N"~tN young, Brunswick, Me.
 The annual presentation exercises in l he academical department were held 'esterday morning at II o'clock in | 3attell chapel and they, too, were well | tended The class oration was deliv- red by Richard Harvey Evans of 1 isle, N. Y, and the class poem was | cad by Paul T. Gilbert of Concinnati, | yho formerly lived in New Haven
 A few verses in MT. Gilbert's master v poem are as follows
 truant on bright immortal day id idle npglgently heath the lime, by the picturesque array, he scene of some od-fashioned panto-
 mime.
 ;ut with an impulse born he knew not Ie now recalled himself: The day 90 fair ped on like music played for the last
 time.
 ow then, the visionary Pierrot,
 hiId that he was of park and castle-Wall, | lentified with box and cypress row, ccustomed to the formal banquet-hall, rom such as these no pleasures could
 derive
 he peacock strutting down the gravel
 drive
 he fountain idly toying with the ball. raincd in the dissipations of the court, ompanon of the Knights majestic band, orticjnant in all the princely sport, he founding of an unfamiliar land, he trfie of an empty afternoon,
 uch to himself did Pierrot commune, and yet he did not understand. jstressed by this so exquisite suspense. Q reasoned that he now made no mis-
 take