The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-26

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tees, his counsel anu &StutcncSs were
Invaluable. The last trustees meet
'hg which he attended was on Oct. II.
lie walked from Il carriage to the
trustees room, leaning on Il heavy
cane. This was an import;nt meet
IN" Of the board and Mr.. Cleveland
took Il prominent part in the discus.
sion concerning certain proposed
changes in the university social sys-
tenn.
Mr.. Cleveland was heartily inter.
eStrd IN The welfare of the university
and !; story is told that he practically
lndnrrd Andrew Carnegie to present
Carnegie lake to Princeton. Grover
Cleveland WAS we'll liked among stu
dents and faculty.
Ills last public appearance IN the
university wa% white ,lvliyrrin.r u
public lecture about two wears 20.
On in" last .r,lay "r the college wear
II has been the rnStom ct the frrsh-
Nn.'H >!a>., an !..'r"min" >.nhn,nnrcs ln
S"rcnadr il.1 L his hnr;'. lis YEA"
on account of the former presidents
Illness the Srrrnadr waS omitted
Tclcgrams Of Coincidence.
Ihc irlr%ram> OF coincidence came
IN br the hundreds from Ill parts of
the United States and other countries
during" the day and they continued to
pour IN Far into the night. Besides
PRESIDENT RnuScvclt :, telegram, mes
Sa%rS of coincidence came from GOV
crnmrnt officials, governors. lcyisla-
tors, prominent educators and citiz-
ems in various walks Of life.
Very few Of them. however, were
read by Mrs. Cleveland. who decided
not I" attempt {" learn Of their con
tents until after she had recovered
from the shock caused hv hrr huS-
band : death. .\m"n" those whn irlr.
"lAphrd "r cahlrd their condolences
were: Vice prrsinrn' tha. W. Fair
banks. Gov. Cha, /, Ilu"h,. ur New
("rN, .'ur%" .Nll"u r. pa2h"r pG New
Work., E"v, Fort OF New Jersey.
Whlr"lHW hrlI. Nmrricar AMlha>,a,nr
I" Great britain; Mr. and Mrs.. .An-
'lr"w tarmc"ic. Admiral RobIrv u.
i,NHn,. .h'd"" Geo. Gray "i Delaware.
Former Lieut.. Gnv. Vim. t. Slr"In;n
of New York, Mayor Geo. +. Mrtlrl-
lam OF New Work., Gov. llnkr Smith
a 1,,, ia 4, -
brooklyn. Geo. b. tortrlv"u, srcrr-
tary of the treasury; {. $. f'airchild,
VIII" was Il secretary Of the treasury
durin" Mr.. Cleveland : nIminiSir:,.
iinn: Richard Olury of Falmount,
Ma$>.: Geo. Westinghouse of New
Jersey. Senator tulbrr>nn or Texas,
Nicholas Murray RnlIrr, president Of
Columbia university: Judge F.. R.
| Chicago, Gen. Stewart l.. Wnodford
of New York. Gov. \. l.. Harris Of
Ohio, rN-Cnitrd States Senator Jas.
Smith Of New Jersey, Secretary Os-
m"rcr and labor. Gov. II. g. GI"m of
North Carolina and Gov. N. +. .AnScl
of South Carolina.
! Mr.. Cleveland : select ion Of Prince
tom rs Il place OF rest after leaving
the White House wuS due to thc visit
lh" rN-pr"Sdrnt and Mrs. Cleveland
mad" I" Princeton in Ori"hrr 1896,
on the occasion Of scSuul-crntrnnial
of Princeton university. The tlcvr-
lands were :" gracefully Y received and
were $" impressed with the hrautv Of
! the town and lis surroundings that
they -, once decided to make Prince
tom their future home
i'r,il Mr., Cleveland : hraIrh began
, I" ialI, two years. H"". hr continued
I" y" i very hn.y man. Ill. dlvrr-
Sl"n~ dmlu" his residence in Princeton
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