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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-14

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN ann
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
A Time Table giving full information
as TO local and Through train scryicS
may be obtained at Providence station
ard stations below;
pRoWDswcs DIVISION.
Train Service from providsnes.
Corrected to July Z. 1900.

6Oo 40 .sa saa 800 Ss.auonnns:sS s.n s'o,
80 s.os. l:is 7:s5. Sos s;s5. io'cS 's- '': N:
l2:0S. SSs, 4:cS. Sos 7s5. : ;cs ~ s s'~ : n:
turning, leave Boston Terminal station Stat
~ "a m;lsa- ;QS. 2;i2 800, 3:f2. 4:lc 500. 5:i2.
1903, G:27. -Sl5 lO:0s a m: l2:27. 500. ais.
ATrLEBoRo- i5p, 5:,4o. 5.47. $40 7,o.
2:St s4j iCa. 40, @ s.cs, $40 q go s:os. go ssS
iS st SO, rs. s' 20 o. sSs ssaaaS:sos %: is:os
NORTH ATTLEBoRo Si'T H;gs f;SS , And IN PLAIN
VILE $40 $40 ll:4O a m, 4:4O. Gao
w M Sundays-6:4o a m; $40 M.
WtAEMNrTM' tEN.r}5a WKK6a;HSlTIHtAM, .NQRwooD
IAM -o:iU, $40. ll:40 a m; 4:40 M
Sundays-6:40 a m: $40 m.
MaANsFlELD-hi:55. $40. 5:47. 7:o2, s;o2.
7:3o. sos 1905 m Sundays $40.
80, ':Ve, 9;OS m; l2:0S. l:0S. Cos. sos
fdaToSSHBuRG ioS and Way stations-5:ao
LOWELL and way stations-5:4o a m;
TAUNTON AND NEW BEDiSFFoR'Dii,-eao. BEDiSFF
80 lo;i0 m; i2:4O 2:40 $40 44O 54O
~ ~ ll:4o m. sundays-6:iO, $40 "a m.
MiDDLEBoRo-G:4O, $40. 1910 o ...; i2:4o
1''y $40, 4;iO. 5:i0 q, ~. oundays-S.4s
PLLYMouTH-s:lo m: I2:4o. $40 y m
PRfooovINcEToWN and Way stations
fsA;;sMourH Az and Way Stations
SaSdsH Sun s;to 2 n; i2;tO, 2'iO. s;4o, 4:iO p m.
COTTAGE ciTY-G:4o. $40 m; i2:4o. $40
.p m; Sundays-6:40 a IN.
NAHNrucHEr-6;io Ha\. m; l2:4O p m. sun
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

FOR woRCESTER--5:56 s:S5 texp). 7:5s
(exp. TO WoonsockeD, $50 doc. exp,
lexp). AIS exp. to Woonsocket). 5:5s
7:5s (exp. to Woonsocket. 9:5S m (ac-
CONF. Sundays (ail exp. to Woon-
:56. 6:3o, 1866, $50. 11:5e
m; 1:23, AIS, SIS, 1858, s.5S p m. Sun
days--7 sc m: 5:5s, 1853 m.
5:56. 6:35. 7:2s 1856, S:45, s:25. $3.50. l1:25.
II :5s a m; 10. 1888, 1880, AIS. 4;3O. 5:25.
5:5S. 6:26, 7:25, 7:5S. 9:5S, 1880 p m: sun
6:2b 5:hs 6:25 7:25. TBS. 90 .. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-14
PROVIDENCE, FALL RIVER & NEWPORT

kIEAMBOAT CD.
NEWPORT-9 a. m. 2 and p. m. Sun
Gays 10 a. m. ard y, m. Return at
II: 80 a m, 5 and 3 p. m.
FALL RIVERS p. m, Sundays, p. m,
return a. m. Sundays a. m. Week
days only stopping at Bristol and Bris-
toll Ferry each way. (See time table
.. BUFFUM, Supt. Transportation.
ARTHUR III. WATSON. President.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-14
sToNINcroA DIVISION

FOR NEW YORK via stonington Line,
week days, excepi Saturdays. at 40.
ago m. Sundays-S:22 p m.
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
Snore Line (-al:l H. rs daily. S:O2. 1910
cll;OS uimited), Ill4 daily a IN; 2:ie.
4'lO daily, 6l0 daily. dor New Aa-
Nen) S.z2 D IN daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON tvia Harlem
RivcD-l0:l0 IN (exccp- Sundays) So
m daily.
FOR NEW LONDoN-ai:12, 1:25 DAILY.
6:40 (accom), S:02. 1910. 1915 (exp. to
East Greenwich). 1l;03 0imited), 1ll<
daily m: 2:l0, 2:15. 4:l0 4:l5, C:l5, 6:lO.
s:2z IN daily. Sundays-1:55 a m: 4.55
d IN.
HOPE and Way Stations-6:3o. 9.3o a m:
1870. 2:30, 4:30. $50. ESQ. Ol:30 p m SAT-
urdays only) SGldays-9:l0 n; 6:So
ma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-14
New York Stocks.

Reported by Sullivan & Sullivan.
Banigan building.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
BRIGHT BITS.

Good Reasons. why are YOU so fond
OF Shakespeare" asked tho acdhaiutancc.
because" answered Mr.. Stormington
Barnes. he r. the great the peerless
poet the man who spoke alike TO peasant
and philosopher and moved the world 90
higher emotions. Besides you don't have
60 pay Shakespere any royalties for the
use Of his plays Washington star.
Their engagement is broken, l under
stand"
sOh yes"
what was the reason?"
why. both were satisfied that they
could 1--we on bread and cheese aud
kisses hut when they got down TO de-
tails they discovered that each OF them
contemplated supplying nothing but the
kisses. Chicago Post.
Fearing the Worst.-sammy (who 4,
never allowed 20 stay out OF schooD-
"Howdie Hurlbut didn't came to school
an day" Mamma-"Why NOE" sam
my" Cause his mother died when
you die may stay home an day." Nam
ma-"Yes darling. you may stay out
a whole week d" Sammy (susplciouslvl-
on ! know. you mean TO die in vacs-
ton Harlem Life
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
Hunter Mcclure and the sheep.

Dr Hunter Holmes Mcclure, dead az
the age OF IS, was medical director Of the
army o. the Shenandoah Valley ard Of
the Second army corps during the ciNil
war. ard being on Stonewan lackson's
star Was closer to that brave soldier tnan
any other man in tho army says tne
New York Press ono incident ~ his
career H. amusing. lie was anxious 90
get into Richmond and the North rn
troops were anxious 20 keep him Out
one night DC came upon u body % Con-
federafe cavalry en- route and In rout.
The Yankees had just sent it fying Tor
shelter behind stone fences. What
sheep nre these" Mcclure cried giving
the order 20 halt and reform The caval-
rgmen answered. "Baah. baah. Daah''
from their hiding places. Thereafter
throughout the conflict whenever any Of
that command came within sight and
sound Of Mcclure the welkin was made
to ring with "Baah. baah. haah'' tho
Doctor delivered a speech before tho Con-
federate veteran Camp IN this eitv sew
erai years ago and as he left tho bal a
battered member whispered IN his ear
"Baah. haah. baah' Doctor. now about
those sheep before Richmond2'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
Personal.

king Victor. Emmanuel has purchased
the spot az Monza where his father was
80 cruelty murdered and the deed of
sale has just been completed The docu-
ment explains the reason of the purchase
hy the King. namely. his desire 20 ac-
quire the ground for the purpose OF erect
ing thereon monument 70 his father
The last surviving member OF the fam
iiy OF Rossini. the llustrious composer OF
William Telr' and other equally popular
operas. and who was invested with tie
title Of count by the last Grand Duke %
Tuscany. has just committed suicide at
Milan. There seems 10 have been spe-
cies OF suicidal mamie IN the Rossini fam
ily. for the elderly lady who hurled her
self 20 death from fourth floor window
the other day az Milan was the ninth
member OF the family 20 put an end 60
existence by self-destructiou.
Walter c. Jones. Gaiveston's hurricane
Mayor. is a candidate Tor Congress He
was born in Colorado county. Texas. In
ls49. Ills father was famous jurist and
was Supreme Court justice IN the days
~ the Republic Of Texas on Sept. %,
the Republicans OF the Tenth Congress
ional district nominated Mayor Jones 20
succeed n. ~. HaWley. who has twice rep
resented this district In Congress. Mayor
Jones g. unmarried he thinks that hav-
ing survived the recent windy weather az
Galveston he could stand a little blow
or 50 In the House Of Representatives.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
~ ,ssArI.rr oN noosEvELr.

According 10 tho press reports. Gov
Roosevelt has been sfssulted three times
within tho past fsw days The hrsi at
tack upon him was at Victor. COL where
D.. received slight blow with stick
rha second was in chicago whore . NUM-
ter Of street urchins threw few pebbles
and great many spi'hets 80 him. The
tlird a. reported b. Yesterdays dis
patches was a. Fort wayne. Ind. where
"a shower " stones wns thrown. one ~
which struck the colone. on the shoulder
Happily. Do received no bodily harm on
,.thcr occasion. though his mental dis
trcss s<cms 10 have been acute.
Az enar, So. Of colrs, being made by
he Republican press 90 nstcn the re-
.lonaibilliy Tor the attack upon the Dem
ocrauc party. The Philadelphia Pres.
Tor instance. has go conjunction ~ as-
sorting that the Victor auI Chicago at
tack. were not only inspired. but DELHI
,rattlv planned by Democratic leaders,
ana Re will OF course. s1y the same with
respect To- the Fort Wayne incident. Taere
does nor appear however one scintiiia
OF fhlatihN lflAi t.lH t'NNA ff'Ntf t'''t'''
showing that the aG3irs were either in-
splred or planned OF thnt Democratic
leaders uad anything TO Do with them.
Tho Democrat party a. victor mas en-
phatcalIy denounced IN attack and de-
med the assertion that b had any connec-
ton with t. The Chicago American de
ohres the report Of the Chicago attack
was "a fake. lie out OF the whole cloth
ana names Perry 3 Heath as the author
81 g.
The use II violence against candidate
cannot De defended upon any grounds
As Mr Bryan said tho other day, the
people cannot hear both sides unless each
candidate is permitted 90 eXpound his
views. aud no cannot do that II he IS
physically attacked.
There have been charges that 'he at
tacks on Roosevelt were Of Republican
origin for the purpose OF winning sym
pa'hy. a. we'll as charges that they were
of Democratic origin. The truth prob
ably Is that they were not planned and
carried out by either party. but were the
work OF reckless. hoodium. ignorant
element. fo- which neither party. as an
organization should be- held responsible.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

From the Home Magazine.
Look sweetheart the sun Is sinking
sinking In the distant west;
See his last red CLEANS OF glory giid the
rugged mountains crest.
Hark. the cows are vending homeward
hear the tiuklc 81 their bells
Waited on the breezcs. laden with IN,
fragrance from the delis
Listen. from across the meadow where
the hare aud woodchuck hide.
Floats the merry milk-maids welcome "a
the hour Of evcntidc
In the iugle.nook the cricket chlrps his
cheerful evening lay,
Ana the locust sings an anthem TO the
dead. departed day.
see sweetheart the shades Of evening
now are being closely drawn
And the shadows q the twilight fast oh.
scurc tho fading dawn.
By the twinkling stars the curtains OF the
night are pinned aside.
For the world. sweetheart. Is nesting In
the arms % eveutide
Come. sweetheart and sit beside me. le,
me hold your hands To- mine:
Como. sweetheart. and let the love-lighl
OF your presence round me shine.
For see the twilights shadows falling
love across our way;
We have reached. az last. the peaceful
cleaning hour Of Mes bright day
We have passed the morn ana nooutidc
we have left behind the strife.
We have iourneyed. love. together TO the
eventide OF life
Lawrence Porcher Hext
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
spot,Ing shopllftcrs.

a young woman who aTnrs in \ church
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

An eccentric clergyman In Cornwall
was much annoyed by the habit which
some members Of his congregation had OF
looking round 70 see late corners says the
Youths Companion. After enduring q
for some time he said. on entering The
reading desk one day.
Brethren, I regret 90 see that your at
tention Is called away from your religious
duties by your natural desire 10 see wnc
comes IN behind YOU. I propose hence
forth 10 save you the trouble by naminl
each persoR who comes IN late"
he then began. Dearly beloved. bu
paused half way 10 interpolate mir $.
with his wife and daughter
Mr.. $. Looked greatly surprised. but th'
minister with perfect gravity resumed
Presently he again paused "Nir. {. ans
William H."
The ahashed congregation kept thell
eyes Fixed on their books. The service pro
ceeded IN the most orderly manner. th'
parson interrupting himself every nov
and then TO announce some late conner
AZ last he said still with the same perfect
gravity:
Mrs. s. IA a new bonnet"
In moment every feminine head IN the
congregation was turned
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
PusH TnE RACE TRACK

The plun to construct race course
and arrange for periodical race meetings
~ Savannah should not be permitted TO
become the victim OF a lnck 81 energy.
Since the meeting was held some months
ago at which a committee was appoint
-. the matter appears TO have been for
gotten untl u ie now too late TO accom-.
pllsh anything for the approaching win
ter soason II is by no means too early,
however 10 take hold of tho work in or
der 60 get track and stables ready for the
soasAon next following. for there are.
doubtless many preiiminarics TO be ar
rungsd before the actual work can be
accomplished.
The importance OF such move to sa-
vannah - emphasized BY the fact that
prominent horsemcn an over the coun-
try are turning more and more 20 the
south not only for points where they can
advantagoously winter their stock. but
where they can also secure work for thar
portion OF their stock which they desire
10 keep in condition. at the same time
anording them a continuance Of their
avorite sport. Atlanta has just ar
ranged for such a race meeting independ-
an, OF that given by the fair management
there. Several hundred well-knoWn run
ming horses Will be carried there for NJ
teen days OF racing, ami they will prove
the magnet that will attract hundreds
Of people, and people with money. who
are interested in such sports. and whose
advent will DO of financial value 90 the
city. Among the noted honeemen. who
win send their stock 20 Southern points
for the winter Is William c. whitney
who has selected Aiken. 5. c.. for this
purpose with the horses come their
many keepers. and where the horses are
quartered there will be the home for a
season OF the prominent men who are in
torested IN the stock why could not Sa-
vannah have furnished the winter quar-
teni for Mr.. wh,neys horses. and Cor
those Of other noted horse fanciers as
wclle The only obstacle. we believe. Is
the lack OF proper quarters for keeping
and oaring Tor such stock
ON several occasions. In recent years
prominent turfmen OF tho North have WIS.,
tied Savannah with a view 90 seeing what
could b. done here in the matter OF Sc
curing facilities FOR winter racing meets
They have an expressed themselves a.
pleased with the city and the facilities
that might be- afforded. but their ardor
seemed to have been somewhat dampened
by lack OF enthusiasm. Now that the
matter has been taken up by Savannah
business men there Is no reason why the
proper enthusiasm and energy should no,
be put into q 10 make the project sue
cess Every business man in Savann N
b. interested in n. II has been estimated
that well built and properly equipped
race course would mean something like
a million dollars annually 90 this city.
Now. this million is being spent az other
points in this section OF the South. New
Orleans merchants take IN more than =
million annually In that section as the
result Of the racing and che wintering ~
valuable horses there. There IL no rea.
son why Savannah should not do the same
thing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

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even aay % the year. and is srrted 70
subscribers 10 the cats, % seut by man.
a. soc 8 month s. 20 for s.z months. ana
81 ~ iof one year
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year $500
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StEders
Transient advertisements. other than
special column. local OF reading notices.
smusements aud cheap OF want column.
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Letters aud kilograms should be ad-
dressed MORNING NEWS Savannah.
ca
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York city, H. G. Faulkner. Manager
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
cAnrrrnAG GnNERNMrNr.

one of the many strong points made
/ hy cy-Gov. Al'gold b. bis speech before
/ tae Yale Democratic club was taat
auiuat carpetbag government This
uolut should appeal especially 90 the poo
[ Do 81 fhe Southern states because they
/ know from tad experience what govern
mcat OF TINT KIND is. They went through
several years 81 t fo'l0wIrF the con-
/ ,,usior or mo Wlr between che states.
ana they ought 10 b. tHc lasf psrsous iu
tH- wor'd Co. consent o. b,IuE parties 20
enc iun.etiou OF 10 upon other people THE
South has noe 500 fuug recovered from
tlc ,eu en,.s OF the cop.thag govern
mtut Inflicted uron nor bF ard through
the Republican partt aui wLi#h was
Thrown or with grent difficulty nearly a
4uartet a. o. ceuiur aFo.
Hut. &c j. not u.,e iry to 60 back Co
tho %. oustru.uor period boo the South for
an Illustration Of rpstbtg government
aud wtat s to be- expected ~ D. one
needs only Co look 20 cuba oud note che
operation. of tH, p1.tome. gang headed
by Charles D. vs. N,sy. of Indiana. WHO
was highly recommended hy Assistant
Postmaster General Heath Co Director Of
Cuban Posts p q R1ib1ore Is hno
corndeutal man. ana or, that o. would
warm up Co." Nselys nrst acts h
cuba wen. directed taWnri llsIrg plans Co
purio.n government funds. Go secure gov
eminent contracts aud 20 grab franchise
ana lands De- went 60 the island poor
man within fsw months Doc bad
comforithl, fortune. and was promoting
d number of mud and other schemes de-
pending largely upon govcrnmeui favor
And there was I1t 81 other carpet-bag
offlce holders VINO were engaged with
Necly in his crooked Transactions All
of which goes Co show that tho character
~ the cafpetbaggcr has not improved
during the past twenty-five years re
was "on the make" then. be is 'on the
make now ana b. not over scrupulous
about hts means % tne end
n Is . difficult matter 20 secure honest
AND economical government in our own
state and municipal corporations. stato-
aud cities are continually crying out
against corruption iobbery. boollei ~.
bossism and similar evils. The cases q
Ohio. Pennsylvania New York ana lni-
nois. and Of Cincinnati. Philadelphia. New
York ana Chicago. may ho mentioned ia
Illustration H. il reasonable 90 suppose
that the politicians who are giving 30
much trouble in the states ana cities men
toned would Dc purified and rogenerated
hy sending them to our possessions TO
give the natives good government
Would they bc more honorable and less
voracious. several thousand miles removed
from the powo. 20 which they were re-
sponslble. than under the eye OF that
power? Ex-Gov Altgeld says: a con-
tinuation OF this regime can only have
one result Il must bring shame and dis
honor upon our people Tho law of CRAWL
tation has never yet admitted of an ex-
ccption. and The history OF an attempt In
this world 60 govern foreign countries by
cnrpetbaggers from the dominant state,
everywhere tells the same story
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

John Ruskin the great English art
critic. who died IA short time ago. was
once interviewed by a representative of
a New York paper as 10 the beauties and
benefits OF bicycling. says the T0mmany
Times. The reporter got such "a freezing
reception that h. only staid few min
utes. 4 few days later he received let
ter from Ruskin as follows Some time
since I put myself on record a. an antag-
onist Of the devirs own toy. the bicycle
] want 10 reiterate. with all the emphasis
OF strong language. that ] condemn all
manner Of hi-tri-. and T.. o.. g.. or Z cy-
Giles Any tontrivance or invention in
tended TO supersede the use OF human
feet on Gods own ground is damnahle
Walking running, lc8pinE and dancing
are legitimate and natural JOYS Of the
body. and every attempt 20 stride on
stiits. daugle on ropes or wriggic on
wheels Is an anront 20 the Almighty You
can't improve on Gods appointed way 81
walking by substituting an improved cart
vince 90
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Attorneys have lots OF quiet FUN over
some 81 the LEGAL documents which find
their way into court. says the Kansas
city star 4 s. Johcph lawyer has M
following gem which wis flied In "A neigh
boring county a COPY OF which was. sent
20 him: "E l. Smith. Of lawful age. aBo-
ing duley sworn on oath depothcs and say.
That ono John Blake dld on or abol,
the lth day OF February a. y lsSs sd
then and their tn the County ana state
Forosead did Wtlfuly Mallsousiy and Uu.
lawfully retain and liahc sead afiant r
l.. Smith IN thar scad afiiant had stolen
Oats from the sesd John Blake-ou or
about the ith day Of Jnuary A. y iSs.
Contrary 90 Statutes in Like cases Made
ana provided
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Miss Helen Gould has again demon
strated the fact that she is a young wo-
man Of very positive and decided charac-
ter. a fence was erected across a highway
az Torrytown, the extension OF which
runs through her property. The party who
pat up the fence claimed the highway was
his property. though IL had been used By
the public for years. and he laughed at
the town officials when they told him 70
remove Il. Miss Gould told her foreman
to take a force OF men and tear the
fence away. ana she stood by and saw
the work done. The street had been used
by the people for thir,y-two years and
Miss Gould was determined 10 see tina,
they were not TO be deprived OF II.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
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8 ARCHITECTURE
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for rain. with brick northcosterly winds
possibly becoming high on the coast. and
for Eastern Fiorido, rain. with brisk
northeasserly winds. possibly becoming
bigh on coast.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

i, h said that Congressman Boutcne Of
Maine has go far recovered tina, he s.
pow able 20 loave the sanitarium where
he has been under treatment ana viii
do 50 within short time. Perhaps the
assertions that his constituents had re-
elected i man OF unsound mind were a
llltle premntnre.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Each Scholarship will quality sou Tor
actual work in a profession the ama
a. II you went away 10 College
over 5000 men and women have ON.
rolled IN these schools and been hene-
flted by their Courses OF study.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

The results " viciousuess are being em-
phasizei IN certain sections OF Greater
New York Father strzelecki OF St
stanisllus Roman Catholic Church at
Stanton and Forsyth streets. has
determined to move his church
20 another nclghborhood. Hts par
ishloners have been compelled 20
put up with the conduct OF a
most vicious ciase until they can bear Il
no longer. their appeals 70 the authorities
having avaned nothing. The only remedy
il the removal OF the church to healthier
quarters. the authorities having neglect
cd 10 cleanse It's surroundings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Congress is only a cash register 10
gauge the revenues and expenditures of
tho country" says former Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Navy William McAdoo. And
there arr many people engaged In devils
ing schemes to hold out" on g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

sir Thomas Upton can have another
try for che America cup. ana another
after that. ana then another. u he wants
g.. Ia fact mo American sportsmen will
a. glad 20 give the genial Sir Thomas as
many opportunities as he desires. but not
fha cum
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

n you receive the most votes. vou Will
have the first choice OF the Scholarafi1.
II the next largest( the second choice
II the third largest. the third choice and
20 on until ten persons have chosen ter
Scholarships.