The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-23
YALE'S PRIZE LIST.

Many Connecticut Men Received
 Awards This Year.
 In the annual award of the graduate fellowship and the scholarships for the year at Yale announced yesterday were the following from this state:
 University Philosophy Mary I. Park, B. A. Mt. Holyoke college 1900, Exeter.
 English and Other Modern Lam guages-Stanley L. Galpain, B. A. Western Reserve university 1901, M. A. Yale university 1902, New Haven; Lu- cius H. Holt, B. A. Yale university 1902, Hartford, (Porter Fellowship in Eng lish.)
 Natural and Physical Science-Percy E. Raymond, B. A. Cornell university 1902. New Canaan.
 Mathematics-Clara E. Smith, B. A. Mt Holyoke college, 1885, Northford.
 English and Other Languages-Mar- ian D. Campbell, B. A. Harvard univer- sity 1899, NIiddiefield; Andrew D. Mc- Intosh, B. A. Yale university 1903, New Haven.
 Natural Physical Science-Edward M. Bailey, Ph. B. Yale university 1902, Middletown; Frank c. Cook, B. A. Yale university 1900 Waterbury; Arthur B. Siviter, Ph. B. Yale university 1902, TaIcottville.
 FelloWships and Scholarships - Awarded to graduates of Yale college only)-Sloane fellowship, Howard Lo- gan Bronson, New Haven, 1903, phy- sics; Foote fellowships, Henry Nor timer Hubbell, New Haven, class of 1902, classics; Monroe Nichols Wetmore, Lebanon, class of 1888, classics; Macy fellowship, William Savage Johnson, Meriden, class of 1900, English.
 SchoIarships-(Awarded to graduates of the Sheffield school, class of 1903 onIy)-Irving Atwater Andrew, Or ange; Harry Edward Benham, New Haven; Charles Clark Brown, New Ha- ven; Oliver Eugene Closson. Meriden; Charles Barnes Hoadley, Branford.
 Sheffield Scientific School, class of 1903-General Two-year Honors for Ex- cellence in All Studies-Irving Atwater Andrew, chemistry Orange; Harry Ed ward Benham, chemistry, New Haven; Carlton Thomas Bishop, civil engineer ing, Avon; Vahram Edward Davour, electrical engineering, Hartford; Cyrus Hamilton Kendall, electrical engineer ing, Norfolk; Edward Hamilton Prior, civil engineering, New Britain.
 Honors in Special Studies Awarded to Students Not Recipients of General Honors-Reginald Waldo Brixey, Sey motr, in history and political science.
 Recipients of the Sheffield Graduate Scholarships-Irving Atwater Andrew, Orange; Harry Edward Benham, New Haven; Charles Clark Brown, New Haven; Oliver Eugene Closson, Meri- den; Charles Barnes Hoadley, Bran ford.
 Prizes-For excellence in civil engin- eering, Carlton Thomas Bishop, Avon; the Belknap prize in natural history, Oliver Eugene Closson, Meriden.
 Class of 1904-Honors for Excellence in All Studies of the Junior Year-Har- old Kenney Beach. mechanical engin- eering, Seymour: Joseph Bernstein, civil engineering. New Haven: Frank Laughton Black, civil engineering, Bridgeport; Clarence Moore Blair, civil engineering INGW IldNGus E1GuIy ILu- wards Burgess, mechanical engineer ing, New Haven: Frederick William IIeyl, chemistry, New Haven: David Henry Miller, electrical engineering, Cannon; Philip Henry Mitchell, biolo- gy, South Britain; Edward Eugene Moran, electrical engineering Hartford; Frank Wesley Putnam, select, New Ha- ven; Edward Ellis Pierpont Roberts, chemistry, New" Haven: Edward Jo- seph shanley, chemistry, New Haven; Henry Re1yea Wakeman, electrical en- gineering, Greens Farms; Ernest Charles Webster, civil engineering, Rocky Hsll.
 Honors in Special Studies to Students Not Recipients of General Honors- Webster Kimball Clark, Wethersfield, in biology: Louis Henry Levy, New Haven in German: Judson Mather Minor, New Haven, in French and Ger man; George William Turner, Bridge port, in mathematics.
 The Rogers Scholarship-For excel lence in the studies of the chemical course, awarded to Frederick William Heyl, New Haven.
 Prizes, class of 1905-For excellence in all the studies Of freshman year.
 For excellence in physics-Samuel James Plimpton, Hartford.
 For excellence in German-Honorable ble mention of Joseph Martin Schaeffer, Seymour.
 For excellence in French-Samuel Davis Sarason, New Haven, and Rob- ert Lester Waite, Hartford.
 For excellence in English-James Whitney Clarke, Derby; Louis Albert Oldershaw. New Britain.