Show t y f tV f CARNEGiE INSTITUTE f lL t p k t I IS NOW DEDI GATED j J t. t f J Bi Brilliant Gathering J of Worlds World's I Gre Great t Men Tor br lr I S Impressive 5 sive Ceremonies p pS 7 I S 7 SPEE SPEECH H FROM IRON KING t 5 t- t f V. V X Chief hief Aim of Wealth Should Be Bel l Its Wise Distribution Distri- Distri 4 f but ion I JJ j I J Pa Ia April 1 12 Before Before the thc most notable as assemblage c ever e gathered gath gath- cre ered in hit Pittsburg An rew Carnegie's t 1 gift girt to lo the people of or this i city I Jho h 0 peerless I c s I institution I lulon bearing 4 j I his name ml was tle dedicated A- A of or the I Ii In tho the presence Great S mOil Inch gathered from the Iho centers of oC 1 learning In both the tho old anI and new S worl worlds s the tho greatest reat t of all Founders Founders' Founders'S ers ers' j slay day was U celebrated Andrew Carnegie I S 1 S himself being the center and ail cynosure cynosure- T of ot all cyc eyes cyc Trance Prance tho the l' l England Germany fre of J powers joers of Europe paid 1811 their thell tribute tributeS fir S to S 'S great for 01 the S advancement ul of or art science all and lit lit- through their theil own fatuous famous t i nelI who vho made male interesting and anel sig sIb x addresses 0 i His excellency Theodore olo A un on Mul Mul- S her ler minister of oC state slat who came from fromi rom 1 i Germany Grman to 10 deliver hl his hisS HI t. t S t spoke poke on the popular si I cance of or thI tho Carnegie ic institute It Ir t 1 effort punctuated with 11 was vas as au an erudite ri ht pungent Ea ings and compliments to toi I i a the reat lion ton master which brought S forth furth great applause S A 5 sl c From Franco 5 S S S The UThe Organizations of Peace S c-S the tho subject of the a address dress b by Baron 55 Do Dc IS do de Constant member S. S 5 of lIf the senate Paris France On all this till S subject which is a n favorite ta with ith Mr Ill I Carnegie le ho told some somo homely truths 1 and seemed tI to win the founder founders par par- s 3 5 5 5 approbation In view vIe of the S approaching peace conferences one Ii In this city and oie in New Xe York and the thit foreign International one at The 5 S S Hague this nd address ress ha had particular 5 significance and was listened to lo careS care'S careful care care- S 'S ful 7 iC- iC I c Ti The remainder J of ot tho pro program was 1 like e that of other Foun Founders Founders' ers ers' days dars S Samuel Harden Church secretary of 5 1 tho the board bard of trustees read his report r on un A l Hc Review w of oC tho the Work olk Charles CharlesS S R organist of the lie Carnegie library of or Pittsburg played Edwin EdwinS S as the au audience S filc filed out of oC the Music hall hail nut Duly of of JUch S In his address to lo the Iho people of the theS S cU city of or Pittsburg Mr MiS Carnegie lathS lath lath- S mated that it was the dut duty of or the rich richS to lo give to lo the poor He lie meted mete out S much praise to to lo the ther r S city Ily Its Us wonderful industries and to those who had In Iii charge e the tho erection S of his splendid gifts gUts to the thc eH city In speaking ln of or how the rich c could uhl I J. J S- S r I 1 1 s if of J Jf P 1 fu- fu fuh said aid h IS S that the they arc are no mean dron drones s In I living S on others but arc are an Institution maintained main maIn- b by those in a n position to afford S. S S it jf at a small maJ nominal sum um for instance Com Coming in down to millionaires millionaires' dut duty S Mr 11 Carnegie said aid I S I S S 5 It uIt will become more and anel more the S fashion ma may I not say the dut duty of oft t rich men inca to lo consider er what hat return thc they theyS S can make to the ell city which ha has done clone S S I d so ISU much CO for them Wealth will be less prized for Itself in future generations genS gen sen- S S r and anti the chief aim will be to t l bestow it wisely and justly justl for surel surely S J- J the cities where wealth Is la made malic has aM aCt after r tho the family claim when henr hon hen r this la is realized as well as ast t S 5 f man many other cities will be abundantly Z i u. u supplied S S 'S After Mr Ir Carne Carnegie lc concluded etl tin an announcement n was ma made o of or tho the art jur jury S i a awards as as- follows foIl f i t t First prize The Bath u by Gaston J La Touche of Paris J gold mc medal al and anel SS 1 prize o of 1300 I S s Second prize portrait of Professor 0 Leslie Miller by 11 Thom Thomas of r i i 1 e Phila Philadelphia mc medal al and cu cash h. h i S. S E Third prize portrait o of u II woman by S 5 O Olga do O Ia Paris Pails medal and anel andy S y r JUO |