The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-06
MANY MEN
OF WORLD
WIDE FAME
WILL ATTEND OPENING
OF pITTSBURG'S NEW
INSTITUTE
BUILT BY CARNEGlE'S
PLETHORIC PURSE
HighbrOWed Men of Inter
national Reputation to
Participate
(By Associated Press,

Plttsburg. Pa, April 6.--Neyer be-
fore has any American city been call
cd cpon to entertain at one time so
many men~of world wide fame as viii
assemble In Pittsburg next week to
take part in the ceremonies attend
ant upon the formal opening and ded-
ication of the new building of the Car
negie institute. The visitors are TO
come from al parts Of the world and
among them will be distinguished
statesmen and diplomats. captains of
industry. celebrated arth0rs, poets,
journalists snd htterateurs, invent
ors, artists. scientists, educators, jur-
lists, bankers, military and naval offi-
GERS
Probably never before in the his
tory Of the country has an opportunity
been afforded to see gathered Under
one roof SO many Americans who have
won fame in so many different pur-
suits. Grover Cleveland, former
president OF the United States, heads
the list Invention will be represent
ed by Thomas A. Ellison and agricul-
turc by Secretary James Wilson. Rob
ert S. Mccormick, ex-ambassador to
FIrnce, and Andrew ID. White, ex-
ambassador to Germany vii represent
diplomacy The world of industry
vii be represented by Charles M.
Schwab, president of the Bethlehem
Steel company and E. II. Gary head
of the United States Steel corporation
Literature will be represented by
George w. Gable, Richard Watson
Glider. Hamilton Wright Mabie, S.
S. Mcclure and others. VIII II. Low
and Edward w. Redheld will repre-
sent the world Of art. and James
Speyer tho New York banker. will
stand for finance. The navy will be
represented by Rear Admiral Colby
NJ. Chester,
The herds of all the leading Ameri-
can museums of science and art will
be present. Among them are Frank
( lin w Hooper. F. A. Lucas and VIII
/ liam II. Goodyear. of the Brooklyn
/ Institrte OF Arts and Sciences; Sir
I Caspar Purdon Clarke. CT the Metro
/ politan Museum OF Art; II. c. Hum
pus, of the American Musrm OF Nat-
rral History; Charles l.. Walcott, of
, the Smithsonian Institution; Edward
( Robinson, of the Boston Museum OF
Fine Arts; Halsey c. Ives, OF the ST.
Louis Mlse Nh OF Fine Arts; J. H.
Gest. of The Cincinnati Museum AS
sociatlon; w X. Smith, Of the Ma
tional Botanic Garden; w. M. r
French, OF the Art Institute Of Chi.
cago. Daniel Merrim3n, OF the Wor
cester Art Nose IN; Charles NJ Kurt2
OF the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, and
A. II. Griffith, OF the Detroit Museum
OF Arr.
Technical ol.cation will be repre-
sentgd in the persons OF Frederick II
Pratt. of the Pratt Institute; Presi
ldent Charles Summer Rose. of the
Case School OF Applied Sciences;
President Alexander Humphries, Of
stevens Institute OF Technology;
President Palmer C, Ricketts,, OF Rem
selaer Polytechnic Institute, snd Dr.
William S. AlGrich, Of the School o.
Technology
Several score OF Americas foremos
cd1cators have accepted Invitations
To attend the dedication. Among
them are the following college presi
dents SanGel Plantz. OF Lawrence
UnlyersliN; Geo. Fl Denny OF Wash
ington snd Lee University; Thomas
| McClelland, of Knox College Georg'
T. Reed. of Dickinson College, Henri
s. Drinker OF Lehigh University; G
Stanley Hail, OF Clark University
lWlliam Peterson, of McGnl uniyeI
sity; Ira Rcmsen. of John Hopkins
University; Jacob Schrrman. Of Cor
nelf University; Henry c. King, O
Oberlin College; Charles w Dabne,
; CT the University OF Gin innau; Mich
/ olaa Murray Butler. of Columbia I'm
yeFsily. ana Arthur T. HaileN G
Yale University.
Great Britain. France, German.
Holland ard Belgium are among th
/. n ropean &C ntries which will be we
represented at the ceremonies. tn
foreign diplomats in Washington vi
, attend IN 2 body
! OF all the foreign representatives
, be present. tie one who Is probabl
4 best known 10 Americans is Willial
|, r. STEAD, the celebrated English cd
! tor. refofmer and peace advocate. A.
\ o,her eminent visitor from the 9tht
4 side will be Jocst Marius Willia'
, Van der Poceteu Sehw-rtz, the eel
\ hratCd Dutch author whose pen nan
, lof "Maarton Martens Is familiar
, all Pal Doumer, former presidel
: al the Chamber Of Deputies, and ha
! on D'Estc rnelles De con-tlnt, orai'
= and diplomat, ani head Of the frent
= sccil0a OF the international Peas
= Conference. head ihe list Of dist
Z guishfa representatives. OF the rpn
a liz of France
q Cther d.eilne ishea for itners vi
= have alro1dy arrived Va this culnt'
!, to attend the feremonles Qr who VI