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The bee., 1901-02-21
MRS. kennedy Indicted.
The Grand Jury at Kansas City
Charge Her with Murder in
the First Degree.
THERE NAY Be OTHER ARRESTS LATER.
The Tragedy Grew Out of Kennedy's
Seeking thc Annulment of What
He Declared was n Marriage I'm.
der Duress. His Life Having Beer
rhrcateErd.

Eansae Guy. Mo-, Feb. l6.--Mrs
Lulu-Prinee Kennedy, who shot ant
killed her husband. Phillip II. Ken
n,dy. contracting agent Of the Ner
c!nnts Dispatch Co, in this city OF
january 10, was indicted by the
grpHd Jury Ior murder in the fret de
gree.
The shooting wus the elimination
Of Sensational Wedding. which Ken
ncdy had brought suit 20 have sci
ASIDE, asserting IL had been forced
Friends of the deod man aided the
prosecuting attorney in trying tc
prove that Kennedy was the victim OF
a conspiracy. The grand jury consid
cred the indictment of the father and
brother of Mrs. kcnnedy, but took nc
action in their cases. The prosecut
ing attorney will, however. 1t is stat
ed, cause other arrests.
Mrs. Kennedy, who is 20 years old,
called her husband from his Office In
the new Ridge building, in the center
Of the city and emptied four shots in,
to his body, ceusing almost instant
death. The couple were married IN
the district court on December 4. The
father and brother accompanied the
bride, and Kennedy's actions indicat
ed he was not willing party to the
contract. In his suit to have the mar.
riage set aside, Kennedy asserted that
his life had been threatened IL he re-
fused to marry the woman. AT the
soroncr's inquest. Will Prince, q
brother OF the womnn, admitted that
At the time of the shooting and that
he was present in the Ridge building
et the tine OF the shooting and that
he had struck the murdered mans
brother whea the latter tried TO dis
arm Mrs. Kennedy. A physician testi-
fed that Mrs. Kennedy, who had come
10 hime for medicsl advice, had told
him, in November. that she was the
wife of Case Patten, a base ball
pitcher. c. w. Prince, father of Mrs.
Kennedy, asserted that Kennedy had
broken Oft the engagement with his
daughter and was to have been mar
ricd TO q Grand Rapids (Mich) WON.
an.
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Eloped to Evansville.

Mr.. OthO O'Bryant and Miss An
ME Shaw came to darlington yes
terday and boarded train No. 80 for
Evansville, where they were mar
ried in the afternoon. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. L. j. Shaw, liv-
ing near Mortons Gap, and has many
friends. The groom Is a energetic
yeung man, driver at Barnsley,and
is doing we'll. Sadie Grasty,of Nor
tons Gap, accompanied the happy
couple to Evansville, which city now
seems tho most popular Gretna
Green for Hopkins county couples.
THE BEE extends congratulations.
The bee., 1901-02-21
scHLEY-sAMpsON JEALOUSY.
A Compromise sps,goateG which aIny
Permit Of COnGTmn-
tiOns.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator nc.
Comas is making an effort to secure
compromise which win permit con-
Grmation Of the presidents nomina.
tions, advancing various officers of
Admiral Sampson feet for meritcri.
ous conduct during the Spanish war
He suggests that q but Sampson AID
Gcbley he confirmed, and that con
gress pass II resolution creating the
grade Of vice-admivai. with the uuder.
standing that these two officers be
given the position. Some opposition
Is made by supporters of Admiral
Schley, who fear that ne would not
be given the senior position by the
president.
The bee., 1901-02-21
ST. Bernard Drugstore. Special Agents.
Railway Profit Sharing.

The various railways within
the state of Pennsylvania en-
ployed last year about 500, 900
persons, and the total earnings
amounted to $49S, 100000. Af-
ter paying expenses other than
labor, there remained S2l4, $780,
600 to be divided between the la
borer and the owners. OF this
sum the capitalists took $37, $780,
600 in the shape of dividends,
and paid the workingmen the
balance $176,700,000. In other
words, the employees of the rail
ways received five times as much
as the owners of them.
The bee., 1901-02-21
AIDING THE INSURGENTS.
General Agent of the TnbncRierln
Company Arrested mt Pagsanjon.

Manila, Feb. 20.--At Pagsanjon,
Province of Luguna, Tuesday, Lieut.
Vaughan. of the Tbirty-seventh infan-
try, arrested Fernando Russian, gen.
eral agent of the Tabacaleria COM
pany, on the charge of having aided
the insurgents. Abundant documen-
tary evidence against the prisoner
has, IL is asserted, been secured.
Russian is q French subject, and q
close friend of the insurgent gen.
eral. Caillcs, and was, TO a certain ex-
tent, associated with d. NJ. Carman,
the Americaa contractor, who was re-
Gently taken into custody charged
with having furnished supplies to the
insurgents.
The Tabacaleria company is said to
be further incriminated.
1t Ia also been learned that Russian
furnished the insurgents with sup
phi IS, information concerning the
American troops and their move
ment, as we'll as with money. He
dealt directly with the rebel general,
Cailles, who has been operating con-
tinually in the district east of Ma
Mia.
Mr.. Webb, the bookkeeper OF the
Philippine Trading Co., has made a
partial confession to the effect that
certain Belgians residing in Manila
and the Bay Lake district were impli-
Gated in the plot of January II to kill
Capt. Jones, commanding the Ameri-
can troops stationed in the town of
Bay.
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liver ana HarbOr appropriations.

Washington, Feb. 2O.--The senate
committee on commerce yesterday
completed it's calculations showing
the effect OF its amendments TO the
river and harbor bill. According to
this showing the aggregate appropri-
alton recommended by the commit.
tee, covering both immediate pay.
ments and continuing contracts, is
0,164, ,526. This is reduction of So.
770,ss9. OF this total reduction ST..
lsS,sSl is on the appropriations for
the next fiscal year, and $8,577,0Os on
those ON continuing contracts.
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AN ENORMOUS MORTGAGE.
lt wns for Fifteen Millions. aad
Melted the Government RS,-
ST. in Revenue stamps.

Chicago, Feb. 2O.-A special 30 the
Record from Mount Vernon, Ill.,, says:
Attorney Creighton, OF East St.
Louis, has filed with the clerk of the
circuit court a mortgage in the sum
OF S15,00,000 executed by the Southern
Railway Co., in favor of the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank of Chicago
and Noble c. Butler, as trustee, to Sc
cure bonds for the purchase of the
Air Line road from Louisville to st.
Louis. It required ss,57l in revenue
stamps 10 legalize the document, aud
it will cost upward of $4,000 in record
ing fees.
The bee., 1901-02-21
After Free Tunpikes.

Hopkinsville, KY, Feb. 49,
County Judge Cansler today is
sued a call for the Fiscal Court
of Christian county to meet Feb
ruary 81 in special session to
consider the proposition of issu-
ing bonds to purchase, build and
maintain free turnpikes and
gravel roads.
The bee., 1901-02-21
CONFERENCE At MANILA.
The Philippines Commission Per-
fecting Plans for Increased Ef-
dciency in AUDITORS Office.
GEN. DAVIS III sE PROVOST or MANILA.
GooG Uevenue-Members Of the
Federal Party to Celebrate Wash
inGtOz's Birthday-Gold Mincs I'm
Horthe-a Luson.

Manila, Feb. 20.-At q conference
held between the United States Phil
ippine commission and W. L. Lawshe,
the new auditor for the Philippine is.
land, it was decided to establish an
ohice and perfect plans for increased
efficiency in the auditors department.
Provost Marshal Of Manila.
Brig.-Gcn. George w. Davis will
shortly take up the duties of provost
marshal of Manila, succeeding Brig
Gen. j. Franklin Dell. who, as soon as
relieved, will proceed overland TO vi
gan and there assume command of the
district of northern Luzon, command
cd for over q year by Ma. Gen. 8. Il.
N. Young.
License Revenue In Manila.
Capt. Steer, of the Thirty-sixth Unit
ed States volunteer infantry, has been
appointed collector of licenses for the
city OF Manila, to succeed Lieut.. Bish-
op. The collections from licenses IN
Manila alone amount to 100000 gold
dollars'a year. The members of the
new federal party are preparing to
celebrate Washirgton's birthday on a
grand scale.
Gold ia Northern LasOn.
Reports from the gold mining dis
trict of northe.' Luzou are lately more
encouraging. A find of $4,000 gold
was recently made in a single pocket
in Lepanto province, about IT'S miles
north OF Manila.
More DeDOrtntiOns.
Another force of insurgents will
sooa bc deported TO the Island Of
Guam.
Many of the discouraged insurgents
in the provinces are coming in indi-
vidually and surrendering their guns.
lIilario Rubio, the alleged ringlead-
er in the Macabebes outrages, has
been arrested IN Manila for receiving
much copra from the insurgents.
The bee., 1901-02-21
4 BELGIAN DISCLAIMER.
T;;e Alleged Belgian Consul at Ma
Mia Declared Not "a Belgian.

Tae Alleged Belgian Consul at 1Ia-
Mia Declared Not Belgian.
Washington. Feb. 2O.--The Belgian
minister here, Count Lichtervelde. has
explained hat the Andre, represented
TO be the Belgian consul and report
ed to have fled from Manila TO avoid
arrest on charge of assisting the
rebels, is not n Belgian, nor is he a
full-hcdgcd consul. He was resi-
dent merchant of Manila, and acted as
a sort of business agent for the Bel
gian government. which does not feel
that it should be charged with re-
sponsibility for his political actions.
1t is stated at the legation that Bel
girm has no intention OF engaging in
retaliation against the United States
because of the action of our govern
ment in imposing n eountervailing
duty on Belgian beet sugar imported
into the United States, that method
of reprisals being foreign to Belgian
prnctice.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Miss Cora Hankins and Mr..
Carol, both of this city were
united in marriage yesterday af-
ternOon. Although the bride is
only about seventeen years of
age, this is her second matri-
monial venture.
The bee., 1901-02-21
DE WET MOVING NoRTHwARD.
Lord Kitchener, However, Expects
Him to Double Back, and ss
Ready fer Him.

London, Feb. eo.-Lord Kitchener,
sommander-in-chics Of the British in
South Africa, iciegraphing from Pre-.
toria to the war Office, under date
Of February Is, says:
"De Wet is reported still maving
north, and now is west of Hopetown
He probably viii double back TO the
southwest
The bee., 1901-02-21
Helen Keller Promoted.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. l5.--Helen
Kellar has again distinguished ber-
self above all her fellow students. AT
Radcliffe College she has been pro-
NOTED in the middle of her
freshman year to membership
in an English course, which is open
only to choice minds, in spite of the
fact that she is deaf, dumb and
blind.
The bee., 1901-02-21
Fire al CIeveIand. O.

Cleveland, o., Feb. 2O.-The three
story brick building at No. 56-62 Mer-
win street in which John d. Rookie
feller started in the oil business, was
destroyed by Ere Tuesday night. 1t
was occupied by the Manufacturers
Oil and Grease Co., and several other
concerns. The total loss is not very
heaYy.
The bee., 1901-02-21
MOTHER AND CHILD PERIsHED.
Mns. Jchn II. noop and Her Right
Year-Oid Daughter Burned
to Death in Ohio.

Circlevile, o.. i'cb. ic.--Mrs. John
II. Roop and her cisht-ycar-old daugh.
te~ Della were burned to. death at
their home in Wayne township. The
ch Id was playing near she CRATE and
her clothing caught fire.. The mother
at atsemuted to extinguish the flames,
and her own clothing ignited and
both perished. Mrs. BoOp was IS
years old.
The bee., 1901-02-21
The United states steer Co.

New York. Feb. 2O.-Thc papers for
the incorporation of the United States
Steel Co., il was reported yesterday,
were sent to Trenton. N. j., yester.
day afternoon. The amount of the
capitalization and the proportion ac.
credited to each subsidiary company
was left blank.
The bee., 1901-02-21
EN- ROUTE TO PHILIPPINES.
Detachment of Recruits Leave CO.
lumbus, o.. for Service in
the Philippines.

Columbus, o., Feb. sO.-A detach-
ment of recruits from the United
States barracks, numbering $50. left
on a special train over the Big Four
for San Francisco, whence they will
sail to the Philippines. The detacn-
ment is in charge of Lieutenants
Halstead and Parsling and Surgeon
Taylor
The bee., 1901-02-21
A DraNe LIttIe GiTI.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Feb. 20.-Bessie
Slater, aged - years. shot and prob.
ably fatally injured her father to save
her mother from death at his hands.
The little girl was taken to the police
station, and after AN inquiry was let
ON
The bee., 1901-02-21

Livermore has six mills and fac
tories turning out rough and dressed
lumber, table stock, buggy rims and
spokes, chair stock and cOoperage
stuff.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Miss Leura Stodghill entertained
quite number of her friends last
Monday evening. Carrums and
other games were enjoyed by all
who attended.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Secretary of State Hill has is
sued ii circular letter to secre-
taries of political committees in
the various counties informing
them that if. primary elections
are held under The law the bal
lot must be preserved.
The bee., 1901-02-21

WANTBD--A good foreman who
tn roughly understands raising
trestle work and handling ropes,
blocks and tackle, crabs and der
ricks, ETC., with promptness, safety
and ability. Apply to
NJ. McCoRD.
The bee., 1901-02-21
DEATH of Gilbert a. Pierce.

Chicago, Feb. 1G.--Gilbert A. Pierce,
80 merly United Safes senator from
N rth Dakota. and. in 1883, terrific.
ri ! governor OF Dakota. died at his
NJ ,rtments in the Lexington hotel,
after a long illness
The bee., 1901-02-21

The total taxable property of Nieh-
olas county is $3,4S7 $3.50, exclusive Of
railroad property, $4,000 more than
last year.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Sheffield is the smokiet city in
England. In proportion to its
size, it consumes eight tin es as
much coal as London.
The bee., 1901-02-21
ST staaesvsiie Bank Robbers sentenced.

,anal Dover, O., Feb. i6.--John Day,
Ephert NJ. Haley and James Fitzger.
al the Shanesvillc bank robbers,
W re sentenced by Judge Shotwell
r. c former got nine years and the
other two ten years in the pen. Day
pleaded guilty.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Boyd visited
their parents in Nebo Sunday. Miss
Willie Winstead, who has been WIS.,
iting here, accompanied them home.
The bee., 1901-02-21

STRAYED-trom the butcher shop
half-grown, brindlo cat. Finder
will return TO J. II. Dean and receive
liberal reward (a)
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SHORT LOCALS.

Rev. Mitchell will preach Sunday
morning aud night at Christian
Church.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor will deliver
his new lecture, "Sentiment" in
Hopkinsville, March @.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Falal delays are caused by expert
menting with cold and cough cures.
FOley's Honey and Tar will prevent
a cold from resulting in pneumonia.
For sale by John X. Taylor.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Several cases Of smallpox have
been found nea- Guthrie, but none
are inside the kentucky line.
The bee., 1901-02-21

George Dunn, of Magoffln county,
age eighteen, accidentally shot and
killed himself with rifle.
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frost.Bites and Chilblains

quickly cured by Banner Salve, the
most healing remedy In the world.
For sale by John Y. Taylor.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Mrs. Claude Robertson has beeu
very low with typhoid fever, but is
now thought to be improving.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Messrs. G. w. Cavanaugh and j..
r. Edwards, of Sebree, visited
friends in darlington Sunday.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Mrs. Mary Colbert has been con-
fined to her bed several days, but is
improving now.
The bee., 1901-02-21

Cuxhaycn, Feb. l5.-The Hamburg
4 lerican liner Graz Waidc}sce /,
at.si>s -s's "
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Piles of PeopIe

testify to the merit of Banner Salve
in curing Piles, 1t is guaranteed.
For sale by John Y. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
NEW YORK CITY.

Judge NewburGer, of the Court Of General Ses-
sions. received Yesterday loving cup from the
panel of jurors in Part H. in which he has been
sitting this term.
The Kit Kat Club will give a smoker this even
ing to its members and their friends. in connection
with which there will he exhibition of sketches
by members Of the club. Several unusual features
will be introduced by well known entertainers
The will Of Flavius ! Allen was filed in the Sur
rogate's Office yesterday. His real is said to
be worth $1,000. All his property Is left TO his
widow, Elizabeth T. Allen
The Erie Canal will omen for traffic on Nav
this year. This Is week later than usual. Inte--
lake traffic has yet opened. and this with the
completion Of the Lockport locks. has caused the
delay this year. The money spent on the locks is
the last Of the 100000 appropriated for Erie Canal
Improvements
The Presbyterian Ministers Association Of this
city and its vicinity has extended an invitation 10
the Rsv.'W. II. Clagett. Of the Texas Presbyterian
University. to deliver his illustrated lecture on
The Martyr Graves of Scotland at Assembly
Hall. Presbyterian House first floor No I56 Fifth
ave- on Monday al p. m.
Charles NJ. switzer of No. n Broadway. who
lives at No. g South Washington Square filed
petition in bankruptcy yesterday with liabilities
Of S6o,167 and assets. Most of the debts were
contracted as partner N the firm of McPhearson
Sn'itzer & Co. of ST. Louis. which was dissolved
in 1929 Mr. switzer has teen employed in bro
ker's office here
The Dock Board at its meeting yesterday after
noon adopted the resolution offered at last weeks
meeting relative the improvement OF the water
front from Pier (old) No % to %.
The final service OF the Church of the Archangel
in the crypt of the cathedral will be held to-mor-
morning II o'clock. James H Garfield the
librarian Of Columbia. who is lay reader Of the
church. will make the address. giving the history
and phenomenal growth of the parish and the
neighhorhood character of its work
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, the Russian pianist gave
piano recital the rooms of the Press Club YES
terday afternoon. There was a large audience
present.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

1rdse Bouton Bliss Dallett Arrived Bar at
sisam.r Porto Rico Harvey IIumacoa April Is and san
Juan 49, win mdse 20 New-fork and Porto Rico ss Co
steamer Arasoaia Ger, Forst cisnfussos Aprtl 10
Lae. Arrived at the Rsr At m
with fruit to the tinted Fruit Co. Arrived Bar
Steamer AIam2 !IiS Galveston April 20 ana Key West
snra wh me n9dse , and Pas,snse1rs tS Mallory & Co
stsa@s: Nasoo:as. soi5s, sayaaaaa ApTil q. With
rs @ ri 81 5ss. a. Norfolk
steamer Wsccamaw, Fidkett GeorgeIown. c; April
steamer HARRISBURG with barge Bear Ridge from Phia
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano Baltimore with nds- to
steamer Esperanza new from Philadelphia reported
arrived last night and anchored outside the bar
steamer oneida. staples Providence. with mase to
steam yacht M!rssret. from Baltimore. to Isaac E
sandy Hook, ], April %, u,-wind esst-north-
east fresh breeze: cloudy.
Steamers Harrisburg for Philadspha P9ttsville with
one barge PSiiadepha Nint9msPort With 6eTgs barge
ssnt" Pawnes sSS @ Venice 5c Soadle ;R 1TT
pool; Scotia Ger Genoa Roraima T1 st Thomas ets
Yokohama Cand anchored in cirayesend Bsyl San Mar
Brcokiyn City r Bristol Cherokee pomincan ports
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Reachy Head. April 26-Passed. Maasdam
Dutch &I Bskkss &I R9tterdsrn @ 1 .sI for New,Yorh York.
F0T 4' a's'V Wake n Se9 - for i4ysTpooi e'p'a
=
PrawIe Point April 26-Passed. CharIois
Dutch Peters. Rotterdam for New-York; Snowflake
CBr. Hopwood. New-YoJk for London
Southampton. April &c 12:2o mSailed. steamer Ft-st
Bismarck Ger. Bsrends from HanbrrEl, New-York
Newcastle April 25-Arrived steamer Arecto Osr,.
hall New York.
s Ei: = % sSs
Gibraltar April c6-Passed Hesper'a CBr
ley. Naples. etc, for New-Yori
sb9n A9r &e ToT x Taqs P'nn'ua' 0r
Lorenzo Marques April 22~Arrived steamer Gairioch
,B). craig. Melbourne. etc ttor New-yorIO.
Minghett GtaD Mancini New-York for Naples. etc
Agiers ApTil 2s@Arrived steamer Ellena (Ausp SEQ
PINCH New AMER.
Marscilles April 2+-Saed. steamer Neustria Gr Pavy
New York.
Shanghai April 24-Arrived. Hillglen (Br).
ford. New-York ST Mchaels and Singapore.
Bombay April 26Arrved steamer Bucentaur (fsr). New
man Baltimore and New-fork via Alden for Cal
Santos April 24-Arrved. Cypran Prince sr)
Dobson. York via Pernambuco: Roman Prince
Cienfuegos April 25-Saled. steamer Uirtken CNor> Bon
Matanzas. a1e Aprl 22-Arrived steamer ssudneid Cr
C'awse. Cardenas for New-York
Queenstown. April 26-Arrived. steamer Campania Crl
Walker New-York for Liverpool
ST Michaeis April o6-Arrived. steamer Marco Minshet
passed. steamer City (Br,. Anderson Girsent for
cherbours April 2s m-sa!led; steamer Furst Bis
marck GeS). Barends (rom Hamburg and Southamp-
Isle Of Wight April a9-Psssed: steamer American
Ssn Juap r. April 26-Arrived steamer Caracas
Woodrick. New York for La Guayra, Porto Cabello
Naples April 2e-Arrived steamer HohenzclIern Ger,
Hogemann. New-York via Gibraltar for Genoa tand
proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
CASE AGAINST NIE.STER VEL T.
TO MANY COMPLAINTS ABOUT POOL
ROOMS. He REPLIED THAT HE
COULD GET NO EVIDENCE.

The adjourned hearing in the action against Po-
lice Captain Josiah A. Westervelt on charge of
inefficient police service in the Church-st. precinct
was resumed yesterday morning before Magistrate
Cornell. in the private room Of the Centre-st.
court. Frederick B. House. who appeared for the
defendant, asking whether any formal charges had
been drawn up. the magistrate answered that there
we're no formal charges yet and that the present
hearing solely for the purpose of determining
whether there enough evidence to justify
charges being made against the defendant
Captain John ID Herlihy who will be srragned
similar charge later. present.
The witness Frank Connor patrol
man. al present detailed in the East One-hundred-
and-twenty-sixth-st. station. He testified that be
tween January !. 1899. and February 1901. he had
served in the Second Precinct Church-st. sta
ton. under Captain Westervet. The witness iden-
titled three books those that had been kept at
of notice. received by Captain Westeryelt from
Inspector Brooks: In one Of these notices. which
was dated May Is. 1899 Inspector Brooks drew the
named in the complaint being poolrooms and
ordered him suppress them. On May 90. 1899
Captain WesterGelt replied that he had given per-
sonal attention the places. but had been able
70 obtain evidence. a number Of similar notices
subsequent dates received similar answers.
The hearing adjourned until Tuesday at 10
Iork
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
FIVE WOMEN DRUGGISTS.
IN a CLASS OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY -ut,-r
STUDENTS GRADUATED FROM THE COL
LEGE OF PHARMACY

AT the seventy-frst commencement of the Col
lege Of Pharmacy held in Carnegie Hall last nipb+
125 students. OF whom five women were pradu
ated, and the degree Of Doctor of Pharmac,, NO.
given to eleven post graduate students
After prayer by the Rev. DR. Albert Rickev of
Trinity Chapel. DR.. Charles r Chandler the nrasi
dent Of the college. made address in which no
reviewed the history of the college and called at
tention to the fact that it received help from
the State, but was supported entirely b, the con,
tributons of pharmacists
The trustees prize of 800 each to the students
ranking highest in each of the departments of the
college awarded follows: Chemistry Fred
erick w. Widmayer. of this city: pharmacy David
q. Garbarino of this city: materia medica Bedford
b. Flint. of Moira. \. Y
The winners of the Kemp prizes We're Post grad
uate prize S25. Manuel Stern. of this city; senior
prize. $50 n. NJ. Hicks. of Columbus Ga Junior
prize. S25 Miss Clara p. Smock. of Asbury Park
y J. The gold medal for the highest average in
the final examinations awarded H. NJ
Hicks Of Columbus. Ga: silver medal Joseph
H Sykora of this city: bronze medal. Bradford
b. Flint. Of Moira. \. Y Mr.. Erb. who awarded
the medals said that Doris w. Whippe. Of Ma
maroneck missed third place by such small
margin that ne thought he entitled 10 some
consolation and he handed him a banknote.