The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
PRIZG AW ARDS AT YALE.
UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES YIN.
 NERS OF SCHOLARSHIPS.

Stanley McLane, of New Haven, Wins
 WooIsey Scholarship, and Berkeley
 Premium-Lockwoo Awards Como to
 Miss Brett and Frank Earn est of This
 city-Henry IT. Guernsey, of New Ha-
 ven secures Fellowship i'm Divinity
 School
 The following awards of scholarships and prizes were announced through the office of Anson Pheps Stokes. ir., uni versity secretary, last night:
 Bristol scholarship awarded to Ciar- ence ". Wendell os Boston. Mass, of the class of 1904.
 Winthrop prize. to members of the junior class: First prize, Edwin Clapp of St. Paul. Minn.: second prize. to Francis E. Rowland of Asheville, N. c.
 Woolsey scholarship to Stanley R. Me- Lane of New Haven, and the Hurlburt scholarship to William L. Squire, both of the class of 1906; and the third fresh man scholarship to Peter Cow of Hol- yoke, Mass. s&
 Berkeley premiums in Latin compost ton awarded to J. L. Fawley of Phila- delphia, Pa.; W. W. Gibson of Albany, N. Y; Peter Cow of Holyoke, Mass; s. R. McLane of New Haven. E. c. Sew ard, jr., Montclair, N. J.; J. H. Dough- erty, jr., Brooklyn. N. Y: H. F. Lar kin, Winsted, Conn.,: W. L. Squire, Cleveland, O.; E. L. Warren, Danielson, Conn; W. H. Wurts. Paterson, N. l., all of the freshman class.
 The Waterman scholarships were awarded to Clarence Whittlesey Men, dell, 1904, 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, 1904, of Gloversville. N. Y.
 The Callender scholarship was award ed to Arthur Packer McKinstry, 1905, Worcester, Mass.
 The Scott Hurtt scholarship to John Carroll Shade, 1905, of Kelloggsville, N. Y.
 The Cox scholarship to Raymond Henry White, 1905, New Haven.
 The Learned scholarship to Peter Cow, 1906, of Holyoke.
 The Lockwood scholarships in the music school were awarded, in organ playing, to Miss Antoinette 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, Sor his essay on Francisco de Miranda and the Revolutionizing of Spanish Ameri- ca.''
 In the divinity school. Fogg scholar ships are awarded to Shirley Jackson Case os New Hampton. N. H.; George Dewitt Castor, Kansas City, Mo-, and Harold Bruce Hunting, Berea. Ky. of the senior class; to Herman Fiske Bell, Bristol, R. l.: George Hilbert Driver, Wakefield, Mass, and Henry Hoadley Guernsey, N. H.. of the middle class
 The Allis scholarships to Judson Lew is Cross, York. Neb.: William James Hail, Yokohama. Japan; Ernest Frank MacGregor. St. Paul, Minn.; Albert Wentworth Palmer, Los Angeles, Cal; i; Timon Evans Owens, Redwood, O.; Da- wis Edward Thomas, Dawson. Neb. The Barge mathematical prizes were awarded to Donald Bruce. first prize, East Hampton, Mass: John Beebe Brinsmade. New York city, and James Harold Wallis, Dubuque, la; second prize: and William Lord Squire, Meri- den, Conn.,. all os the freshman class: and in the sophomore class, John FL bridge Bentley of McMinnville, Tenn. Albert Wallace Bull of Torrington, Conn.,; Arthur Robinson Williams, Nor walk, Conn.,, first prize; Wallace A. Will son, Auburn. N. T., second, and Albert Steele Mccullough, Watertown, N. Y, third prize.