The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-12
HAD KNIFE AND WANTED TO SEE MR. CARNEGIE
ANINCIDENT DURING THE DEDI- CATORY EXERCISES
 PITTSBURG.

Man Arrested While Attempting to
 Enter Hotel Schenley-Weapon Hid-
 den Beneath His Coat SIeeve-Had
 S261 on His PersOn-Desired to Show
 PhiIanthropist Patent for Milking
 COws-Announcement of Prize Win-
 ners In the International Art Ex-
 hibitIon.
 Pittsburg, April 1.-The formal ded- ication exercises of the enlarge Insti- tute of Pittsburg, valued at $6,000,000, and one of the most beautiful and complete institutes of its kind in the world, were brought to a close for the day with the announcement of the prize winners in the international art exhibition.
 Following are the successful paint CTS, amount of awards and titles of pictures
 First prize, gold medal and $1,5oO- Gaston La Touche, Paris, France, "Tl1e Bath"
 Second prize, silver medal and s1,000 Thomas Eakins, Philadelphia, Pro lessor Leslie w. Miller.
 Third prize, bronze medal and $50O- Olga De Boznauska, Paris, portrait of woman.
 The following received honorable mention:
 Lawton s. Parker, Chicago, portrait of an English girl,
 w. Granville Smith, New York, "The Old Mill"
 Maurice Greiffenhagen, London, por- trait of his wife.
 Tonight the foreign and American their honor by the Pittsburg orchestra, The concert was the most brilliant in the history of the orchestra. Upon the invitation of Director Paur and the orchestra committee Sir Edward Elgar, of London, conducted one of his own compositions
 The ceremonies to-day were marked with extreme simplicity. Addresses of international importance were deliver ed by Theodore Von Moeller, minister of state, Germany; Paul Doumer, for mer speaker of the chamber of the French deputies; Andrew Carnegie; Baron D'Estournelles de Constant, member of the senate, Paris, and Dr. John Rhys principal of Jesus college, University of Oxford. Rev. Dr. E. S. Roberts, vice-chancellor of the Univer- sity of Cambridge, England, delivered the invocation.
 A letter of regret from President Roosevelt was read by the secretary of the institute Tn his letter the presi- dent praised MT. Carnegie for the great gift to science and education
 During the exercises the president was referred to as "the great peace maker. and vociferous applause greet ed every mention of his name.
 Minister of State Won Moeller paid a tribute to MT Carnegie in his address, "The popular significance of the Carne- gie Institute" The speaker dwelt at length on the achievements within the power of education and congratulated Pittsburg and Pittsburgers in their pos session of the great institute. He said his presence here was as a message of good will from the German emperor, German subjects and himself. In clos ing Minister von Moeller said MT. Car negie's "benevolence was sublime" and eht Pittsburg Carnegie institute one of the most wonderful buildings he had ever seen.
 The notable features of the exercises to-day was the parade of the European and American guests from the Hotel Schenley to the institute, over a square away. The march began about 1:30, the route being along Forbes street to the east entrance of the building.
 The police protection was admirable as was shown few minutes before noon when Frederick Slagel, 33 years old, of Los Angeles, Cal, was arrested while attempting to enter the Hotel Shenley with an open knife hidden be- meath his coat sleeve. Slagel said he wanted to see MT. Carnegie concerning patent for milking cows. He had $261 when arrested. The mans sanity will be Investigated.
 The exercises will continue Friday and Saturday. Those of tomorrow will probably be of the greatest importance as the distinguished foreign and Amer ican guests will discuss international peace Preceding this feature. however, addresses from universities, colleges and 1zindrad i,oetitutIonq t1,iIl ha da1iv cred The Carnegie Technical schools will be inspected and the ladies of the party will be entertained at tea in hon. or of Mrs. Carnegie. In the evening a banquet will be given by the trustees in honor of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Car negie.
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