The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-27
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Arrived and Ospartsd-Made Tour of
 Yale BuIIdinEs.

OnlteQ SLdteS, neaQeu Dy DIT AlIEed Moseley, were the guests of Yale yes terday. They arrived in this city from New York on their special car, the "Jouna," at 2 o'clock yesterday morn ing. They were met by Secretary Stokes and Dean Chittenden at 9:30 and under their guidance made a thorough 1 inspection of the university buildings They were entertained at lunch at the Graduates club. The party left this city at 4:30 for Boston and will visit Harvard to-day. The commission is composed of thirty of the ablest educators and leaders of i industry in England. The only woman in the party is Miss Moseley, Sir AL 1 fred's daughter. After leaving Har- yard the commission will. visit Phila- delphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts burg, Chicago, Detroit, Ithaca and AL bany. Sir. Alfred Moseley, who is the promoter of the commission, was an in- innate associate of the late Cecil 1 Rhodes, and, as mentioned yesterday. he has placed two of his sons in Hop kins grammar school, this city, this week. - ln The tour of the departments was con cluded shortly before 1 o'clock, when 1 the entire party gathered at Wood bridge hall. They met President Had 1 ley in the corporation room and party was made up which went to the Coun- try club to lunch. Among the Yale members of the party were President Hadley, Secretary Stokes, Professor Seymour, Professor Emery, Professor l Chfttenden and Professor Woolsey. | Sir Alfred Moseley went with his two sons to lunch. The lunch at the Coun- try club was understood to be informal l in character.
 The names of the party who visited Yale were:
 chairman of the technical instruction committee of the West Riding county council.
 Henry D Armstrong, LII. D., Ph. D., | V. F. c. S., professor of chemistry in the City and Guilds of London Instl- tute.
 w E. Ayrton, F. R. S.. professor of physics in the Central Technical col lege, past president of tie Institution Of Electrical Engineers.
 Thomas Barclay, IL, B., Ph. D., late president of the Paris Chamber of Com merce. A. ". Black, J. P., mayor of Noting ham, chairman of the Nottingham edu- cation committee.
 R. Blair, M. A, B. S., assistant secre- tary for technical instruction of the de- partment of agriculture and technical education of Ireland.
 J. Rose Bradford, M. L. Lond., F R. c. S., F. R. S., professor of medicine, University college, London, G. J. Coekburn, late chairman of the Leeds school board.
 H. Coward president of the National Union of Teachers
 The Rev Professor Finley, $. J, F.. R. U. l., member of the intermediate education board and the technical ed-. ucation board, Ireland; professor of po- litical economy, University college, Dublin. T. Gregory Foster, B. A., Ph. D., as- sistant professor of English in Unfver- sity college, London, and secretary to the college. s.S
 w. c. Fletcher, M. A, late fellow of St. Johns college, Cambridge, head master of the Liverpool Institute, Liv- lerpool.
 Percy Falkland, Ph D., B. Sc, F. R. g., professor of chemistry in the Uni- versity of Birmingham.
 w. H. Gaskeli, M. A., M. D, F. R S., fellow of Trinity hall, Cambridge, uni versity lecturer in physiology.
 The Rev. H. B. Gray, D. D., Oxford, warden of Bradford college.
 W. F. Groser, of the Inner Temple, representing the parliamentary indus try committee, and to inquire into legal education.
 | c. J. Hamilton, B. A. Camb., F. S. &, lecturer on political economy, Uniyer- sity college, Cardiff (secretary to the tcommission).
 1 J. R. Heape, chairman of the Koch dale technical school.
 The Rev. A. w. Jephson, M. A., mem Der of the London school board | w. Jones' member of parliament for | Arion division of Carnarvon, represent ing the parliamentary industry commit tee #,t+
 Magnus Maclean, M. A. D., Sc, pro- lessor of electrical engineering in the l NFidSSoW dllu w GSt Oi SCullstuuE ISCHIil- cal college, Glasgow.
 The Rev, T. L. Papillon, M. A.. vicar of Writtle, Essex, late fellow and tutor of New College, Oxford, formerly fellow of Merton college.
 Herbert R. Rathbone, B. A., barris- ter-at-law, member of the education committee and deputy chairman of the committee on elementary education,
 Liverpool. | H. R. Reichel ILL. D., late fellow of
 All Souls, Oxford, principal of Univer-
 sity college of North Wales. Bangor,
 and member of the Welsh intermediate education board.
 John Rhys, IL. D., professor of Celtic
 in the University of Oxford, member of the British academy, member of the Oxford education committee, and for
 some time H. M. inspector of schools.
 W. Rupper, M I. c. E., professor ot
 engineering in University college, Shef-
 field, member of the Sheffield education
 committee. 47
 Sir Albert Kaye Rollit, LLs D., D. C.
 L., M. F., vice-president of the London
 Chamber of Commerce.
 Charles Rowley, M. A., J. F., member
 of the Manchester education committee
 and of the Manchester School of Tech.
 nology, chairman of the Manchester
 School of Art. tt ,s :.
 A. J. Shepheard, chairman of the l technical education board of the Lon. don county council ...