New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
PRIZE AWARDS AT YALE.
List Of Winners Of Scholarship Honors and
Premiums.

xAvr-tfaven Conn. June 12-Avards were n1ads
public tonight OF many prizeWlnners IN fAe oS
the several committees OF the faculty VINO nave
had in charge the recent EXAMINATIONS anu IAS
determination Of scholarship honors OF the year
The Bristed scholarship was awarded TO Clarence
W MendeIl, OF Boston, class OF 'oi
The Winthrop prizes were awarded 70 members
OF the junior class. the first prize to Edwin ClapP
of St. Paul, and the second prize TO FRANCIS T.
Rowland, Of Asheville, y. c.
The WooIsey scholarship was awarded to Stanley
R. MacLane, Of New-Haven, and the HurIout sehoi-
arshp to William L. Squire. both Of the class or
'O6. and the third freshman scholarship to Peter
Cow OF Holyoke. Mass
Berkeley premiums in Latin composition were
awarded TO j. l. FawIey, Of Philadelphia; W. W
Gibson, OF Albany: Peter Cow. OF Holyoke. Mass
s. R MacLane of New-Haven; E. c. Seward, Jr..
Of Montclair N j.. ]. H. Dougherty. jr-, OF Brook
Iyn; H F. Larkin. Of Winsted, Conn: W. L Squire,
of Cleveland: z. L. Warren, Of DanleISon. Conn.,
and w H. Wurts. of Paterson, N J.. all Of the
freshman class
The Waterman scholarships were awarded 20
CIarance Whittlesey MendeIl. 'O4. Of Boston, and
Frederick Erastus Pierce. Of South Britain, Conn,
both members Of the junior class
The Daniel Lord scholarship was awarded TO
Fred Maurice Maxwell. o. OF Gloversville, N Y
The Calender scholarship was awarded TO Arthur
Packer aIcKinstry 20. Of Worcester. Mass.
The Scott Hurtt scholarship was awarded 70
John Carroll Slade, 'O5 Of Kelloggsviue, N Y;
the Cox scholarship TO Raymond Henry White, o.
Cow 90 of Hoiyoke Mass; the Lockwood scholar
ships in the music school were awarded iE organ
playing to Seth Bingham. of Naugatuck, Conn;
and in piano playing to Miss Anoi1ette Brett, OF
New-Haven and Frank Earnest, OF New-Haven-
The George Washington EgglestOn historical
prize was awarded to William Spence Robertson
of oxford Wis. for his essay on Francisco de
Miranda and the Revoiutionizing of Spanish
America
In the divinity school. Fogg scholarships are
awarded to Shirley Jackson Case, Of New-Ha:lp-
ton, N H; George Dewitt Castor, Kansas CITY
Mo, and Harold Bruce Hunting. Bereas, KY. oe
the senior class; to Herman Fiske Bell, OF Bristol
r. l.: George Hilbert Driver. of Wakefield. Mass.
and Henry Hoadley Guernsey. Of New-Haven. OF
the middle class and the Alls scholarships to JUd
son Lewis Cross. Of York, Neb-: William James
Hail. of Yokohama, japan; Ernest Frank Ma
GregOr. of ST. Paul. Mimi: Albert Wentworth
Palmer. OF Los Angeles Cal; LimOn Evans Owens
Of Richwood, Ohio, and Davis Edward Thomas. OF
Dawson, Neb.
The Barge ma thenlaticaI prizes were awarded 10
Donald Bruce, first prize, Of East Hampton. Mass
John Bebee Brnsmaid. Of New-Yorb City. and
James Harold Wallis. of Dubuque Ia. second prize
and William Lord Squire. of Meriden Conn, all
of the freshman class, and in the sophomore class
John Elbridge Bentley, Of McNIinnville, Tenn
Albert Wallace Hull, Of Torrington, Conn; Arthur
Robinson Williams, Of NOrwalk Conn. first prizes:
Wallace \. Wilson of Auburn, n. Y. second, and
Albert Steele Mccullough. OF Watertown. y y,
third