The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-27
SENIOR APPOINTMENTS.
HONOR ANNOUNCEMENTS IN UM.
 DERGRADUATE DEPARTMENTS

School Pupils HOnored-A Number of
 Students From This City in the List.
 The following senior appointments, Yale college. class of 1904. are announc- ed:
 Philosophical orations = Frederick Eratsus Pierce. South Britain. Conn; Dudley Frank sicher, New York city; Laurence Selling. Portland, Ore; Ar thur Kingsley Porter, Stamford, Conn. |; Clarence Whittlesey Wendell, Boston, Mass: Arthur Edwin Neergaard, Con- cord, N. H.; William Pickens, Little Rock, Ark; Lawrence Mason, Chicago, H.; Stewart Lea Mims, Durham, N. C.; Edward LeRoy Dennis, Norwich, Conn.,: Joseph Austen Bancroft, Bar ton. N. S.: Guy Burl Morrison, Lin coin, Neb.; John Smith McFadden, Johnson's Mills. N. B.
 High orations-Seth Weaver Baldwin, Naugatuck, Conn; William Arthur Brenner, Stanton, s. D.; Edwin Clapp, St. Paul, Minn.; Willard Highley Dur ham. Holland Patent, N. r.; Herbert William Bales. Bridgeport, Conn.,; Har- ry Glicksman. Milwaukee, Wis; Her. man Charles Groman, Odebolt, Ia.; Raymond Thompson Hill, North Bran ford. Conn; Francis Edwin Rowland, Asheville. N. C.; Henry Strong Hunt ington. jr., Milton, Mass; Newell Jen- nings, Bristol Conn; Theodore McCur- dy Marsh, East Orange, N. J.; Fred Maurice Maxwell, Gloversville, N. Y.; Julius Hall Parmelee, Trebizond, Tur- key; Lansing Parmelee Reed, Holyoke, Mass; Herman Henry Schermerhorn, Sandy Creek, N. r.; Bronson Mills Warren, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Orations-G George Williams Anderson, Delhi. N. Y; Thomas Hopper Boards ley, Utica, N. r.; Otis Munro Bigelow, jr.. Baldwinsville. N. Y.; Garrett Ar thur Brownback, Linfield, Pa; Howard Wadsworth Church, Meriden, Conn.,; Frederick Campbell Coltson. Baltimore, Md; Jean Valjean Cooke, Morgantown. ". va.; Charles Alexander Esty, Birmingham, Mass; Joseph Alexander Falvey, Meriden, Conn.; Harold Irving Gardner, Hartford, Conn; William Dickinson Hart, Stamford, Conn; Ar thur Havemeyer, New York city; Sam uel Burdett Hemingway, New Haven, Conn; William Barri Kirkhan, Spring field, Mass; Allen Perry Lovejoy, jr., Janesville, Wis; Charle sSimonton Me- Cain, Little Rock, Ark; Charle Everett Moore, White Plains, N. Y; Martin Henry O'Brien, Plattsburgh, N. Y.; William Law Learned Petty. Albany, N. Y; William Franklin F'itzrandolph, Rye, N. Y; Arthur Bernard Recknagel, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Harry lizard Bacon Rice, Coles Ferry, Va; Brainerd Ed wards Smith, Melrose, Mass; William Hyde Warner, Hartford, Conn; Aaron Witttsein, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Desserta Horace Arnold, Willimantic, Conn.,; John Shaw Broeks- init, Cedar Rapids, Ia; Fayette Brown, jr., Cleveland, O.; Harry Frost Burgess, New Haven, Conn; Frank Callahan, Hartford, Conn; George Irwin Chadwick Port Jervis, N. T.; Robert Elmer Chandler, Madura, South India; Henry Carlson Palmyra, N. Y; Michael Joseph Donahue, Norwich, Conn.,; Maude Ed win Dunaway, Conway, Ark; Horatio Ford, Cleveland, O.; Edward Thurston Hiscox, 2d, Albany, N. Y.; James Whit ney Knox, Hartford, Conn; Robson Longwell Dundee, N. Y; Francis Dom- chic McShane, New Haven, Conn; Ar thur Nilsen, New York city; Maurice Farr, Parnelee, Trebizond, Turkey; David Lindsey Randall, Athol Center, Mass; William Field Rundel, Penfield, N. Y.; John Horace Stafford, Salem, O.; Paul Shaffrath, Waterbury, Conn; Henry Wood Shelton, Montclair, N. J.; William Strong Slade. New York city; Norval Burpee Spinney, South Tram ington, N. S.; Arthur Francis Stoddard Steele, Auburn, N. r.; Harold Hatha- way Trusde1l, New Haven, Conn; Karl Watson Warmcastle, Pittsburg, Pa.; Gerard Bigelow Winston, Chicago, H.; Sumner Byrne Woodbridge, Somerville, Mass.
 First Disputes-Frederick Charles AL dinger, Corona, Cal; Ralph Chapman Benedict North Abingdon, Mass; Seth Daniels Bingham, jr., Naug tuck, Conn; William Moll Caes, Kighland,; Kan. Everettt Dominick. New York city; Philip Goodell, Montclair, N. J.; Alfred Irving Harrington, Mansfield, O.; Ever cit Smith Hartwell, Albany, N. Y.; Charles Sumner Joy, Springfield, Mass; James Ely Miller, New York city; John Milton Miller, Bridgeport, Conn.,; Hea- ton Ridgeway Robertosn, New Haven, Conn; Sornelius Harry Shell, Herki- lner, N. r.; Walter Bunce Spencer, South Manchester, Conn.,; Robert Allan Squire, Meriden, Conn.
 Second Diisptes-Charles Edward Adams, Toledo, O.; Charles Edward Beyer, New Haven, Conn.,; Walter De- Witt Boggs, Brooklyn, N. r.; Charles Howe Buck, Wethersfield, Conn.,; Grant Vincent Clark, Princeton, Wis; Irving Marshall Clark, Grand Rapids, Mich. {; Francis Watkinson Cole, Hartford, onn.; Belton Allyn Copp, jr., Groton, Conn.,; Winthrop Murray Crane, jr., Dalton. Mass.;. Francis Talnadge Dodge, Morristown, N. J.; Henry Per- kins Erwin, Johnson City, Tenn.; Stew enson Hume Evans, Buffalo, N. Y.; Mark Graf Feeder, Mt Auburn, Cincir- natl, O.; George Merrill Gelser, Web- ster. N. Y.; Franklin William Glazier, South Glastonbury. Conn.,; Alexander Gordon, Pittsburg, Pa.; Walter Irving King Thompsonville, Conn.,; Thomas