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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Eastville ACADEMY.
Y Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)

Especial to The Times ispatch:)
Ri EASTVILLE, VA, June 9.-The COM
Amencernent exercises Of Eastville Acad-1
tlny took place Thursday evening, when
the Rev. c. A. Thomas delivered an able
address to a large and appreclative gath
serlng. Mr.. Tl1os. B. fRo bertson delivered
the four gold medals: Il academic Scholar
ship Mr. T. 4 G. Parrnmore; Primary
Mscliola hip-Miss Annie 7. Roberts; MI
Z sic-NIi ISIS Clara ". Trower; the r. w.
Noting CHAM Mathematics Medal-Mr. Al
" fred r. Lea therbury.
n he principal Professor Thos. j.. Coles,
presided. and delivered the prizes and dis
33tinctions, making a ten minutes talk In
n closing.
sa beautiful and graceful candle drill.
38 This closes the fourth successful ses-
3Ssion under the administration OF Profess
MaorG Coles. -. .-L-.-
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wore white while the groom and best
man wore the conventional black.
Messrs. fIarrie S, Edmondson and G,
C. Johnson acted as ushers. The bride
Is the daughter of Mr.. A g. Ogburn, OF
this county. She is o most attractive
girl, and much loved by all who know
her. 81 l
The groom is the son Of Mr.. 3. w. o.
burn, Sr.. also OF this county. and Is
a popular young business man or TINS
section. ll4
The walters also large number Of
friends and relatives, accompanied them
as far as LacroBse
The couple departed for Washington
Baltimore and other northern points OF
interest. and Will be home to their friends
after June 18TH. st
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BOTH CANDIDATES SPEAK.
Hard to Make Predictions as Be.
SS tween ZONES and Mears.

Siz5' NV Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
5ssS FRANK LIN CITY, VA, June Soon
gresham w. A. Jones, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for re-elec-
i tion from the First Congressional Dis
Etrict OF Virginia, delivered speech last
evening at Greenbackville to a large and
sappreciative audience. Mr.. Jones was in
8troduced by T.. F. j. Wilson, one of the
most prominent citizens Of that place.
$ss Mr.. Ohio Mears. OF Northampton 5coun-
4 ty, IAN opponent OF Congressman Jones,
also spoke the same evening on Chin.
$coteag que. Island in behalf Of his can
ehidacy il q large and attentive audience,
& conssting of about four hundred. The
speaker was introduced by G. F. Para
more. 4. s5
As to the results of the approaching
primary at the above named places,
Sltawould be quite difficult to make pre-
u distions. 55 y. 3
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VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Oxford Seeks, Through Courts to
HIGH Repudiate Bonds.
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Ii fspecialto The Times Dispatch3 ~
PA! RALEIGH. n. c.. June Elm the
United States District Court to-day. In
the case OF the Union Bank OF Richmond
Va. oxford and Coast Line Railroad and
y the town OF Oxford, the jury returned n
verdict In favor OF the plaintiff-that Is,
for the payment OF the $4,000 bonds is
sued for the railroad and interest, the
/ whole amount being about $4,000,
This case. known ms the Oxford bond
case. has been pending q number Of
years and has been up on appeal twice
before. Defendants file notice OF appeal
again.
Oxford seeks to repudiate the bonds on
the ground that the road was not run
according TO agreement.
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Supreme Court Mandate.

Especial to The Times-D
WILMINGTON, N. c., June o.--The
United States Supreme Courts mandate
III the case Of Robert Sawyer and Ar
thur Adams, two Of the mutineers OF
the schooner Harry A. Berwnd, was
received at the Office OF the United States
Court herr this morning. The mandate
sdenios new trial. and Judge Purnell has
set Tuesday, June 10, as day for resen-
fencing the negroes. Henry Scott, the
third mutineer, Is. to die July 9Th.
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MRS. BETSY; WARE.
Italian Correspondent Of Cover
nor Wants to Know About Her

Any ione who knows OF the death Of
Mrs. Betsy Ware, OF Virginia, Is request
ed to communicate with Governor Swan
son. Yesterday the Governor received
a letter from Washington containing q
clipping from an italian correspondent
reporting the death OF Mrs, Ware, and
lnquiring for more information about the
lady. It was stated in the clipping that
she was one hundred and thirty years
o. age when she died, and had been
partner In dances with Napoleon and
Murat. being q native Of a French pro-
vince, Il, 81 s
id So far the Governor has been able
to discover nothing about Mrs. Ware
at all. He hopes that some Of the nine
ty-eight descendants mentioned In the
clipping from the Italian paper WILL send
him what they know Of her.
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Dead Three Weeks.

Especial 10 The Times lspatoh.)
NEWS. VA, June 9.-The
dead body of samuelA. Birmingham. q
sea1na n, was found on the beach here
4 to-iday W The body was badly decomposed
#andy had been in4 the wal ter, for several
WEB AXIS. "A corcler's jury returned a YER
Edicts Of a OCCIDENTAL drowning. In the
Spoekets OF the corpse was found a bank
book showing tina. the man had over
three hundred dolls $ to his.credit in a
Boston bank. a union card and ten dollars
n In ca sh 5af
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
An Appeal for the Ice Mission.

The excessive heat OF the past few
Y for Ice to he used among the sick poor,
and all available funds have been ex-
pended. The ice mission. therefore. APP.
4 peals to its many friends for immediate
aid, feeling assured that this mention Ia
L all that is necessary TO evoke Il liberal
GresEonse. Boxes may be found at the
newspaper Offices and at the various drug
stores and soda fountains. Contributions
may be sent direct to Mrs. G. r. Boiling,
n zoe West Grace Street,
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HAVE NEW PASTOR,
Mr.. Tilden Scherer Will Succeed
Rev. C. H. Pratt, 4 NJ

4 A congregational meeting OF the IIoge
Memorial Presbyterian Church Will, !. be
held after the regular services tonight
for the purpose Of calling q pastor.
Last Sunday the resignation OF Rev.
c. H Pratt, who has been pestor OF
tho church for the last year, was .ac-
cepted. Mr.. Pratt resigns In order that
he may further his education at yale.
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Mill1nen Elect Offic ers.

At the regular meeting Of the Mlllmen' 8
Local, No. 1764, U. B. Of c., In Davi.
sons Hall Friday, night, the officers for
the ensuing terms were elected as fol-
lows: President w. E. Phoenix; vices
president, F. j.. Duval; secretary, j. NJ.
Brown: financial secretary John stith;
treasurer, ]. w. Williams; conductor.
Robert Garnett; warden, D. y. watkins;
trustee, eighteen months, W. ". owen;
auditor, eighteen months, George Kay
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n CaptaiH March Fined.
Especial to The .rTimes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, June 9.--NVilliam II.
March, master of the oyster boat Ethel
Ruth. found guilty yesterday of unlaw-
fully holding William II. Gallagher aboard
hisIboat was to-day sentenced to paygn
SfinSEof $50 and costs by Judge Waddill,5
following the denial Of motion for q
now trial. March was allowed by Judge
sNaddill to go to his home for the pur-
pose Of raising hemoney with which 20
- the fine and sentence. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
GOES TO CHASE CITY.
Company B Will Participate in
Fourth of IulY Celebrations.

Company b. Seventeen Virginia Reg'-
ment, has recaiyed an Invitation TO so
TO Chase City on July 4th to participate
in the celebrations IN that city. The
command is one Of the old ones Of the
city and has proud record Captain A.
W. Miller hopes to take large number
OF the command with him on the trip
which will be much enjoyed
The celebrations at Chase City excite
considerable interest. and are always
attended by. largo crowd, Speeches,
fireworks, dancing, ball games. tonrna'
ments and other events are among the
features a3-a i-tgb4 III x Ff3 Vt-8t litgt atssti
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Childrerl's Day Exercises.
The annual Children's Day exercises OF
Park Place Methodist Church will be
held this afternoon at half-past three
O'clock In the main body OF the church.
An Interesting programme has been ar
ranged, IN which quite a number OF chill.
dren will take part
In connection with these exercises, the
monthly meeting Of the Methodist Sun.
day.schools Of Richmond and Manchester
will be held + "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Colonial Danes Meet.

The June meeting Of the Virginia So
ciety OF Colonial DANES was held In the
rooms OF the Virginia Hisptorical so'
c!ety. Mrs. William Ruffin Cox presiding.
Thirteen new members were elected
to the society. Mrs. Cox was unani-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
The Lady Maccabeeg.

Richmond Hive, N D. 9, Lady Niaccabees,
will hold their regular review Tuesday
i at s o'clock p.} NJ. In Fraternity Hall,
No. 215 West Broad street.
Several candidates will be Initiated
and business OF Importance will be
transacted " sS VII 5f r,
All members are cordially invited; ana
those participating in the floor work are
urged to attend. u 3b IN
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mously re- elected to the office of presi-i
dent; 80 were the vice presidents Mrs
Charles Washington Coleman, OF VIII
Harrisburg and Mrs. George W. Mayo
OF this city. IL
Members OF the board elected were
Mrs w. T. Robins, Mrs. Corbin Mercer,
Mrs. W.5sW. Henry, Miss Emma More
head Whitfield and Miss Anna Boykn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

II you watch for the items on Argo
Red Salmon you will find SOME very in
terest.ng things about Alaska and the
SEslmon Industry, OF which very little Is
Known In this country. 'ArgoD Is a
4 household word wherever this Salmon
iaS been introduced.
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FOUND N BODY.
.Searchers Recover Remains O
Mr.. Bullhellerr... IN.

Mr.. Bullheller.
The body Of J. V. Bullheler, the young
man who was drowned day befone yester-
day in the river near; Belle Isle. while
out swimming, was found yesterday BY a
couple OF white men, who noled It to the
shore and sent for Bliley, the, undertaken
The corpse was conveyed thither, where
1t was viewed by Coroner Taylor, who
deemed an inquest unnecessary
Mr., Bullheller leaves a wife and one
ty- fifth street,fi Fairmount. # The body
will be taken to tho home of his father,
who owns a farm out on the Nine-NIlle
Road. Here the burial will take place
to-day, 5i 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
sEALED$PRoPosALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESS TO
the Council Committee on Streets" and
properly endorsed will besrecelved by
the Council Committee on Streets, at
4 noon, OF Monday, the 18th day OF June,
1906, and on that day will be publicly
opened and read. 81
@ The work upo!n which bids are re-
quested ls as folloWs; q the y con- n,
Of GA vitritied brick brio y pavement in Floyd
H Street. The approximate quantities
for the above are as follows 1900 cubic
yards ta9 saaa5e yards
Side Of Rlyerrnont Avenue. The ap-
proximate quantities are as follows:
1ee cu6e YARDS az
yak ye8 s SO be ase IS the construe
ton OF granolthic sidewalk In the
south side Of Riyernlont Avenue, The
i LOO cubic yards excavation, 1900 square
yards granolithic sidewalk 300 square
yards OF brick sidewalk to be removed.
w Each OF the above constitute dis
tinct piece Of work, and Wlll pc Jet
separately and not as q whole.
Each bid lis to- be accompanied BY q
certified check and proper bonds will
be required for the faithful perform
ance OF the contract
The quantities are approximate only,
and the Street Committee reserves the
right OF diminishing @r increasing the
same as may be deemed necessary BY
Its, engineer.
Plans can, be seen. specifications and
form OF proposals and contracts obtain
ed at the Office Of II, L. shaner. City
Engineer Lynchburg, Va III "A i,1.l
1.-THE Street Committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, should
they deem 1t to be for the Interest
OF the city OF Lynchburg to do so.
For further I Information apply to
q II. L. tSCHANER, City Engineer Z
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when, after he has completed his edti-
cation there, he will be assigned to 5a
foreign field. Us.
much thath Is to leave them. AS the
pastor OF their church, he has added
one hundred members to the congrega-
ton.
Il Mr.. Tilden scherer will be chosen pas
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Nominated for Judge.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ROxBORO, NJ CT June 9.--The county
convention mot today and instructed
J. Crawford Biggs, Of Durham. for Judge,
thereby insuring Bggs's nomnatlon on
first ballot over Judge Shaw OF Green's.
boro. a (. & n ii ~ y Il 81 81
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DIR. CHANDLER APPOINTED

Chief Of Literature and History
Department Of Exposition.
Professor j. "A. c. Chandler, a graduate
; OF the College OF William and Mary, and
formerly OF the chair of English In Rich
Smond College. has been appointed chief
OF the staff of education and history In
the literary department OF the James,
town Exposition, III III Il
H ( Professor Chandler Is now literary edi-
tor OF the history department OF Silver
Burdett and Company, book publishers
OF New York. The company has granted
him a. years vacation to attend to HIS
work In connection with the exposition.
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Judge Christian Designated.
v Governor Swanson yesterday S-slg-
mated Judge Frank t. Christian TO hold
ansextra session OF the Circuit Court OF
Russell county. June 26th.
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MEETING NOTICE.

TO THE n STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Cottrell tCompany---Take no tice
Y that a special meeting 4 OF the stock
holders OF the Wa tkins- Cottrell Com
= pany will be held at the Office Of said
d Company, No. 1911 East Main Street,
Richmond, Va. on Thursday. June IA.
+ 19o6, q at s. p. NJ The object OF this
4 meeting Is to elect officers OF said COM
4 pany in the place OF the present officers.
who are now holding oyer from august
@ ticulars as may be deemed necessary.
and to act on any other. matter pertain
ing to the interest Of the company
which can be properly attended to at
s said meeting. 50 49,
Al WILLIAM s. ROBERTSON. &
President OF Watkins Cottrell Company.
and the holder OF more than one-tenth
OF the capital stock. Y ;. 5,s
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VIII Elect School Teachers.

The election OF principals and teachers
\ for the public schools OF this city will
come OFF Monday night IN the Office Of
Secretary ,Walford, OF the School Board,
4 IN the City Hall
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THE "a ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Highland Park Com
pany will be held at the Office OF the
company, No. 62S East Main Street,
1906 at IL M. 3s4l q
WILLIAM NORTHROP. Secretary.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
initial or organization meeting Of the
Subscribers !. to the capital stock OF
the Virginia State Fair Association ln.
g Is, 1906 at 8 80 20 clock at Murphy's
i Hotel, Y in this city pursuant to a Sreso-
Y luton adopted at a meeting OF thesin-
corporators, held in this 3 city on May
j.. STEWART BRYAN, Chairman. \
. Joseph Wallersteln, Secretary.
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THE NEXT MEETING OF THE v1R-I
GINA State Board Of Dental Examiners
* viii be held at the University College OF
Medicine, Richmond .H.Va..f on Tuesday.
June r. 1906. beginning at ga M .s55ii
(Signed) r. II. WALKER,
- g$ if5 Secretary,
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TO ALL WHOM IT NAL CONCERN
q I have this day named. constituted and
s appointed silvio Narducci my agent to
conduct my saloon and retail liquor and
q tobacco bushes: at premises No. 1889
East FRANKLIN Street, Richmond, g Va. 4
{ with power to buy and sell for cash
only. JOHN aLAZZARlN1.
& May ~, 1905. s$t9s5e e 5s5 o.
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Value Of EDUG;.AITI.0N
IN PRACTICAL Ri |. |! LIFE / !.
Baron Won Sternberg$ emphasizes
This in Address to College
Graduates.
NV Associated Press.l

URBANA, I'LL, June 13.-The feature
OF the exercises ,ot the last day at the
commencement Of the University Of ILL.,
nois was an address by Baron Won Stern
burg, ambassador from Germany to the
United States. He said in part:
Your country expects and demands
much more from you Is no Il have H had
training OF the mind than from those
OF mere wealth. Remember. you have all
from the State OF Illinois. Don t be will.
ing to accept this most precious OF I'LL
gifts you could desire rs q mere charity,
but return Il. to the 8 tate and to your
country in the shape Of good citizen
SNIP. 3. II,
Cod citizenship consists In, doing the
many srnall duties. public and private,
whichI In the aggregate make It up,
and II is the duty OF every good citizen
be allie and willing to pull his weight,
Especially, as in your case, where the
State ihas given you your education. you
have far heavier responsibilities and
many pounds are added to the weights
you are now preparing to pull Last
winter movement was initiated by some
high minded college men which may have
CONSEQUENCES OF Worldwide benefit. Tho
object OF this moyemen t, as you know,
was to bring American college men closer
together and to inspire them to greater
activity In developing a better national
life. The graduate OF every university In
the world should send his most hearty well
come and approval to this step Of so far
reaching Importance. Never before has
not only your country, but every nation,
been confronted with such vast and In
tricate and social problems as at this
| time. ls u ~ iss rs {ts6 :, 81 q a
Never before was offered, to the coll
| lege graduate a granders opportunity to
discharge his obligations to his country.
This movement ought 10 arouse every
graduate to the realization OF his larger
Responsibilities on account OF his superior
possesslons. The days rave passed when
college men could. without much harm,
! neglect this duty toward their govern
ment Not only is this opportunity ofre,-
ed to them to consider their rela tlonship
\ 10 the government. hui to me hods OF ed
sucatio Of which In q certain sense they
! nre trustees. Think what powerful
4 phalanx more than three hundred shou-
sand college men would constitute and
what auxiliary force this would mean II
aiding the government to- tght the second
evils of our day! ss3{ u .fi
.'Rema,n true, sc holars, 81 was the pt,ri-
ling words Of the baron excellent
i speech. -. & 81 e s3
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AN QUO CONFEDERATE
AWARDED HTS DEGREE
(special to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ASHLAND, VA June 1S.--The board
yof trustees OF the Randolph Macon sys-
TEN to-day elected DR.. Henry 8. Con-
5nard. professor Of physics and biology;
DR. Connard Is q Phi. D. OF the Unlver-
gsityat of Pennsylvania. and successful
teacher. He has done much y good re-
search work bosh In America and & IN
Europe, and he recently published an
exhaustive work on the Water Lily for
the Carnegie Institute. OF washington,
at a cost Of S. 900. s3
ia Mr.. w. L: Chenery was appointed as.
sistant professor in physics and astrono-
my, and Mfr. w. D. Ellis oas elected
TO the position OF director Of the gym
nasium 5sg 81. ss
At this meeting, it was decided to con-
fer the degree OF "A. M on Mr.. Caius J.
jones' OF Norfolk.
Mr. JONES did the work for his mas
8ter's degree with the class Of 1851, but
on account OF the War, the degree was
never awarded IL s 3$
~ sMr. Jones. accordingly has the dlstinc-
ton Of being the oldest member of the
class OF 1908. y II S 4: II
Chancellor Smith reported that $4,000
additional to the sum Of $4,000. donated
|3by Mr. Andrew Carnegie for q science
hall at the Woman 8 College. has been
raised, and that the building will be
completed by September 18TH, iS
The Norfolk alumnae Of the Lynchburg
institution have donated the sum OF
$500 to found the Saunders Memorial
scholarship at the Woman's College, AZ
Professor c, g. Evans, Of the Bedford
Academy, has been elected principal OF
tho Randolph-Alacon Institute at DAN
Vile, and Professor B. w. Arnold, Al l.,
Phi. D., has been elected permanent pro-
lessor OF history at tho Woman 8 College.
Dr., W. w. Smith has recently made
personal donation Of $1,000 to the col
lego at Lynchburg. e ~
The board authorized the Executive
Committee to spend $4,000 in installing a
system OF water works for Randolph
Macon College. This Will involve the
boring OF an artesian we'll,
Suitable memorials were adopted by
the board relative to the death OF the
late Dr. J. Powell Garland, who for SO
many years was member OF the board.
The people Of Culpeper are 80 much in
terested witt, Randolh- Macon system that
they have offered $4,000 and fifty acres
Of land to the board In order to aid IN
the establishment OF q Randolph Macon
institution In that place.
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AWARDS MADEA7
THE ] \ .{||::..|:|.': |
President Alderman Announces
the Fellowships and the
Scholarships.
VIRGINIA GETS LIONS SHARE
Awards Also forsfthe Best Maya
zine Articles and the
Best Poems.
GETS LIONS SHARE
fspecial 70 ME Times- Dlspatct1.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June Ia
I President Alderman OF the UniversltySo OF
Virginia. to-day announced the holders
OF fellowships and scholarships for the.
ensuing session as follows:
John Y. Mason Fellowship (founded
upon the gift OF Mr. Archer Anderson,
OF Richmond. va.)-John Jennings Luck,
Of Roanoke, Va sa
Vanderbilt Fellowships tsupportcd out
OF the working fund nf the Leander Me-
Cornick observatory Frank WaRers
Reed, OF Wythevlle, Va; Charles Poll
lard Olivier. Of charlottesville. Va, and
Ralph Il. Wilson, OF Norfolk, Va.
Board OF Visitors Fellowships-Joh ohm
Thompson Brown. Jr., OF Charlottesville,
Va, and Edwin P. nargan, OF Louisville,
Ky. u
William Cabell iRives Fellowship tfound-
ed In honor Of the distinguished states
man OK that name by his grandson. Dr..
William Cabell Rives, OF Washington, D.
C)-John Walter Wayland, OF Bridge
water, Va. 81 #5f
Tironspson Brown schola rshtp-C Charles
S. GRAFT, OF Virginia.
Birely Scholarship bounded upon the
beuuest Of the late Mrs Eval ena Sewers
Birely in honor Of her husband Mr.. Val
entine Birey, of Frederick, Md pton5
sharretts Reich OF Frederick City, Nd. /.
W Isaac esCareySt M.
Mason, OF South Carolina, and Leonidasl
Reuben 8Dingus, OF Woo, Va 81
Henry Coalter Cabcll Scholarship
awarded upon the recommend dalton OF The
committee or the School OF English Liter
ature) James Gibson Johnson.Y Of Rock
dell. va. 3, v
Mccormick Scholarship established In
honor OF the late Leander ]. McCormick
and awarded by Mr.. Robert w all Nc Coz
mick, OF Chicago) George Holt Barks-
| dale, Of Hinton, w. Va. S5s 53sl III
Miller Scholarship ttenable for two
yearsl-William Clarkson NJ arshall, j.
OF Winchester, Va. 5i3s9 r.
The committee appointed to award the,
best articles appearing in the #I1nivsr Sly
Magazine reported as follows:
84} Best Story-''.The Strange Mali tive Of
| Dr. Richard T abbott by MT william
McCulley James, OF Baltimore, Nc
Best Essay. Sidney Lanier as q ttrs;
Poet by Mr.. Alfred Fred er.ck W ilsoa,7
OF n ewark, N. J.
The award for the three best poems in
l$their order OF merit, was for The indian
Summer +, THE Sandman. and s Kat
zleen"-all OF them by Mr.. WI lam McC ~
1 ley lanes, Of Bal timore, Nd 55 #
The second best story was y F rie,id,
FLaroda.'' by Mr.. James 2Bard n Of 2 SO
Flottesville. Va, and the second best
say by Mr.. Lee idgood, Of tho Unlyer-i
ssity Of Virginia. 5i.y