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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
DEMAND INTEREST ON
BONDS OF TEXAS LINE
Croker Estate and Hubbard
Sue Southern Pacific
Company
RAISE "A LAW POINT
Allege That the Dividends
Should Include All
the Systems

CHICAGO, March 2s. Attorney
Henry Crawford of this city announced
today that a bill In equity in behalf
OF the Crocker Estate Company of San
Francisco and Thomas Hubbard of New
York had been filed in. the Circuit
Court of Austin, Texas, asking that the
Southern Pacific Company be restrained
from paying dividends upon it's COM
mon stock, amounting to $4,000. 900.
The suit brought by the crocker
Estate Company of this city and
Thomas Hubbard of New York against
the Southern Pacific Tor interest due
on second mortgage bonds of the CAL
weston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
division is exciting much interest in
this city, where many holders Of these
securities reside.
Not since the Southern Pacific ac-
quAed the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio road has any interest
been paid to holders of its second
mortgage bonds. These were not to
pay interest until the road was pro-
ducing dividends
1t is contended by the PLAINTIFFS that
as the Texas line is an integral part
of the Southern Pacific, which has. a
dividend distribution OF $4.0o0,oo0 in
contemplation, the interest on the
bonds Of a part Of its system should
be paid.
1t is pointed out that q simple mat
ter of bookkeeping would easily make
1t appear whether any department of
the railroads business was not paying
expenses, and that IL the company
in Texas it would have to produce in
court its accounts to show that the
Texas division was not paying ex-
penses.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
TRIAL OF THAW MAY
Be RESUMED MONDAY
Attorneys Confident That
Lunacy Commission Will
Find Him Sane

NEW YORK, March 29.-Late- this
evening 1T was announced thnt the
lunacy commission had notified the
District Attorney that 1t would require
the presence Of DR.. Hamilton. 1t wai
also stated that DIR. Mcclure, the Tombi
physician, and other officials at ths
Tombs Will be called before the com
mission.
NEW YORK. March 2s.-The COM
mission In iunacy examining the pres
ent mental condition of Harry K Thaw
may finish its work tomorrow and be
ready to report to Justice Fitzgerald
by Monday. The Thaw jury will re-
port in court once more at 1890 O'Clock
Monday morning. and 1t is the hope OF
the presiding Judge. as well as the
commission, that the matter or the de-
fendants sanity may be disposed or py
that time.
If the commission should submit a
report to the effect that law fully
understands the nature of the proceed
ings against him and has nationally
advised with his counsel. Justice Fttz-
gerald will simply direct that the trial
proceed, without making public the
commissions finding. If the report
should be against Thaw, Justice Fftz-
gerald will announce the decision from
the bench, and If he deems the prison
er's release to be dangerous to the pub
lie peace and safety he will sign an or
der directing confinement in some
State hospital for the insane, probably
Matteawan.
Today being Good Friday, there was
no session of the lunacy board, and
Thaw spent a quiet day in the Tombs
prison preparing for renewal OF his
mental test tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The session of the commission
at that hour again will be private, and
there will be no public hearings at all.
Thaw's attorneys are so sanguine as
to the outcome of the lunacy inquiry
that they were today making plans for
the resumption of the trial next week.
1t seems now that If the trial Is taken
up again the defense probably will an
nounce that it rests without further
testimony. ~
During the trial all the alienists who
had examined Thaw and who were
called to the stand paid tribute to
the prisoners remarkable memory 1t
was this memory, it was said, which
served him in such good stead before
the commission on Thursday and which
led Attorney Hartridge to make the
statement: "Thaw remembered more
about the trial than did"
Hartridge was with Thaw for~two
hours this afternoon, and upon leaving
the prisoner frankly admitted that the
present situation pleased him i'm
mensely.
Il am In hopes" he added. that the
conclusion of the lunacy board will be
reached by Monday and that the trial
before the jury can be resumed on
tuesday. Should this prove to be SO, 1
think the case should go to the jury
late Thursday or Friday morning.
Lawyer O'Reilly, who also visited
Thaw at the Tombs today, said that the
defendant was in unusually good spir-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
SEALS NEW PITCHER
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST
Willis Drops Into Town, tc
Great Relief of Man
ager Long
By w. j. SIattery

Pitcher Willis. the long overdue star
from the Canton Club of the Central
League. arrived yesterday afternoon
He had trying trip from Ohio and
was glad to reach his destination.
Willis came by way of Los Angeles.
and as he did not wire either Long or
Gleason there was no brass band at
the station to meet him. He managed
at last TO locate the office on Fillmore
street. where he found the two man
ayers of the local team
Willis is a likely. husky appearing
young fellow, who has all the charac-
teristics of a ball player. He is quiet
and unassuming off the field, but has
the reputation Of being a hard worker
when he gets into the game. He is
said to have a whole castorful of pep
per in his makeup.
Marty Murphy. the new right fielder.
signed his name to a contract shortly
after Willis arrived. This completes
the lineup of the Seals. There are now
nineteen men on the list, larger
number than San Francisco has ever
started the season with.
There is a rumor afioat that Catcher
Carl Moore of the Seals will be turned
over TO the Portland club before many
one big mitt artist in their lineup,
and 1t is the most likely kind of a cinch
bet that the team will not go a month
with one catcher. AS San Francisco is
possessed Of three COED catchers, II
is not at all unlikely that one of them
will be loaned to the northern team.
Long announced yesterday that the
sales and releases Of all the players on
the four clubs OF the league together
with those under contract to the league
Will be announced this afternoon. There
are several players signed up by the
disbanded Seattle and Fresno clubs who
are anxiously waiting to learn what
disposition is to be made of them.
Jack Gleason yesterday received the
lineup Of the Portland team from Judge
McCreedie at Salinas. the training
quarters. The batting order is as fol-
lows: Shinn, right field; Lovett, GEN.
ter field; Kane, third base; McCreedie
left field: Newman. first base: Casey
third base. Stanton, shortstop; Carson
catcher; Califf. Gum, Groom, Schimpf
and Kinsella, pitchers.
It is said that McCreedie is still
shy on talent. McHale, considered by
many to be the best outfieider in the
league, has not shown UP for practice
as yet McCreedie evidently does not
know whether or not McHale intends
70 play with the Beavers. and the lat
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
GENERAL MACARTHUR To
REPORT ORIENTAL TRIP
Order for His Transfer Is
Result of His Request
for Time to Write
POST FOR GEN. WOOD
Will Command Department
of the East When He
Returns Next Fall
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Accord-
ing to a memorandum issued by the
War Department today the order is
sued yesterday transferring Lieutenant
General Arthur Macarthur from COM
mand OF the Pacific division, to take
station at Milwaukee, Wis, was Issued
at his own request to enable him to
write up his report on his trip of in
spection and investigation made
through India and China last year
AS shown by the order, General Mac
Arthur will not be relieved of his pres
ent duties. at San Francisco. as COM
mander OF the Pacific Division and the
Department of California until April
80. No one has yet been selected to
succeed him, but it is said there is an
abundance of available material. In
asmuch as the Pacific military division
will be abolished June 80 1t Is likely
that the officer detailed to relieve Gen
eral Macarthur in command of the De-
partment of California on May l next
will also be placed in command of the
Pacific Division from that date until its
abolition two months later.
1t is said that Notwithstanding that
General Macarthur is the ranking Of
ficer of the army, his relations with
President Roosevelt are such that It is
not likely he will ever be called on to
assume the duties of chief OF staff at
Washington, presumably the most i'm
portant office in the military establish
ment-
Although he does not retire for age
until June, 1909, General Macarthur
will practically relinquish active mill
tary service when he takes UP his resi-
dence in Milwaukee early In May.
Another thing settled by the transfer
&c NTosor Goraral T.a0nard TVno6
will have command of the Department
OF the East at New York on his return
TO lie United States from the Philip
pines next fall.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
General Macarthur
Receives Order

WASHINGTON, March %
Army orders. Major William
Stephenson, surgeon, and Contract
Surgeon Robert e. Sievers to
Manila for assignment to duty.
Lieutenant General Arthur Mac
Arthur fs relieved from the conn
mand of the Pacific division and or
the Department of California to
take effect April 80, and Will then
proceed to and take station mt
Milwaukee, there to perform such
duties as may hereafter be as
signed to him by the War De-
partmenf.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
CALL FOR ELECTION IN
PHILIPPINES IS ORDERED
President Instructs Commission to
Provide for Chooling of Dele
gates to Assembly

WASHINGTON. March 29.-The Pres
ident last evening signed the executive
order requiring the Philippine Commits
sion to issue the call required by law
for general election of delegates to
the Philippine Assembly.
The order recites the fact that peace
has been practically restored to all of
the Christian sections OF the islands.
Although no date for the election is
named, the Philippine Commission has
already fixed on July 80 next as the
date.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
cALrroRNIANs IN NEW YoRK

NEW YORK. March 29.-The follow
ing Californians are in New York: San
Francisco-P. V. Ivory, Hotel Norman
die; Z. z. Peabody. New Amsterdam
Hotel: NJ II. Robinson, Broadway Cen
tral Hotel; @. w. Diecke, Hotel Bar
t1foldi; II. Bloom and wife. Ansonia Ho-
tel; Mrs. T. d. Boardman. NJ. Salisbury.
Marie Antoinette.
Los Angeies-R McHenry. Murray
Hill Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
BREACHES FROM scAFFoLD

sPARTANBURG. S. c., March 29.-
Thomas Harris, formerly a Baptist
preacher. was hanged in the jail yard
at Caffney, S. c.. today for the murder
OF Mrs Hortense Morgan. an aged
white woman. last November. Before
the cap was adjusted Harris preached
his own funeral sermon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
HELp REcroRsHIP a. YEARS

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. March 2s.-Dr.
John NJ Banister. for forty-seven years
rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of Huntsville, died today. SO
years Of age. He was the father of
Colonel John NJ Banister and Major
william B. Banister of the United
States army.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
FOUR WHITE MEN AND
FIFTY KAFFIRS KILLED
Native Hampers With Dynamite and
Causes Disastrous Explosion in
Drevfontein Minev

JOHANNESBURG. TransvaaL March
29.-Four white men and fifty natives
were instantly killed and three whites
and sixteen natives injured by the ex-
plosion last night OF two cases of dy-
Mantle at the Dreyfontein mine. One
of the white men killed was an Amer
lean named William Harvey. A native
tampered with the dynamite.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
ROCK ISLAND TRAIN WRECKED

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, March 29.-
Rock Island passenger train No. 1,
drawn by two engines. ran into an
open switch at Council, eight miles
west of this city. early this morning,
wrecking both engines and the mail
and baggage car and kiilingAone en-
gineer and an unknown negro and IA
tally injuring one fireman. Seven pas
sengers were badly bruised.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
The CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(0rwmnined 1DO2)

PROMOTIONS: The act of pEomotlng; advnhes-
nsusi BNcoURA0EAENT--ce DistinaaEy.
The California Promotion conmittes has for
its object the PROMOTING of caltf1rulR as =
whole.
Il has nothing to sell.
Its energies are devoted 70 fostering an fAlnRa
that have the ADVANCEMENT oe califoenla e
their object.
II gives reliable information On every snb,,cs
connected with the industries % Californla.
II gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the e9tabIlah-
ment Of new industries and invites desir1hls IN.
migration
Il is not an employment agency. aakhomah N
gives Information regarding labor condftion6
It presents the opportunities and needs n an
6eLds ot business and professional sctisity.
The Commtttse Is supported by populaR onh.
sertption and makes no charge for anY sarTics
rendered.
Affiliated with the COMMITTEES are ona hunar,s
and sixty commercial organizations OF the STATE
With a membership Of over thirty thousanA
Meetings are held semiannnallY In dIRsrenk
parts nf California, where matfeEs of Stato IN
teFest are discussed.
Headquarters of the Committee are nalntainsa
- San Frnncisc0 tn calif0rEia Building, Uniol
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
HEARING Is CONCLUDED

FORT MONROE, Va. March 2s.-The
trials by court-martial of Captain VIII
liam F. Swift and Lieutenant Harry
Yarnell on charges of neglect OF duty
In allowing the .battleship Connecticut
to run aground Non entering Culebra
harbor on Januaryi5 last year. were
concluded today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30

PLAN WAR on TRUsT-Toledo, o., March
29--It was announced officially today that II is
proposed 10 consolidate the large independent
gypsum interests OF the country to fight the
United States Gypsum Company OF Chicago,
known the gypsum trust
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
MINING EXPERT PASSES AWAY

Ell PASO, Tex, March 29-Professor
3. Sadtler, formerly professor of min
ing in the Colorado State School OF
Mines and the author of Economic
Mineralogy," which is regarded a STAN
dard work, died suddenly here today
of heart disease.
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ter is not the only one shy. There are
several others whom McCreedie relied
upon to help him out that are still lin
gering about in various parts of the
country and who fail to respond to
letters and telegrams-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30

ICE MEN FINED Columbus. Ohio, March %.
O. NJ. Kinnaird, manager Of the Crystal Ice
Company, and william F. Holly OF the Franklin
Ice Company, recently found guilty Of entering
into a conspiracy in restraint Of trade In fixing
prices Of ice, were each fined $1,000 today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
CALTFoRNIANs In PARIS

PARIS, March 2s.-Mattie L. Watt
and Fred G. Watt of Oakland regis
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
EITORO
Cigars Cents

This Is one cigar you can be sure is
Porto Rican, made in Porto Rico, entirely
of Porto Rican tobacco. For years its
high quality has been a prime factor in
popularizing Porto Rican cigars among
discriminating smokers.
The FL Toro cigars now being marketed
are particularly recommended because of
the unusual excellence of this years
Porto Rican tobacco crop-from only the
choicest selections of which FL Toros are
made.
FL Toro is today the best cigar Porto
Rico can produce for cents. There's
band on the genuine.
Porto Rican-American Tobacco Company
Manufacturer. Juans Porte Rice
8. BACHMAN q CO.. Incs DisfributOEns
SAN FRANCIsCOs CALI
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
The Band
Identifies The Genuine

Every H Tore cigar is now banded to
guard you against the many unreliable
brands ,ofquestionable quality which have
been pushed on the market since the re-
cent snezsased cost of Porto Rican leaf.
Be sure you get the genuine
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
CHURCH NOTICES

GRACE Methodist Episcopal Church. 2lst and
Capp sts.-Reopening OF our auditorium on
Sunday. IL O'clock morning worship with
Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. George A.
Hough Bh. d.. and special Easter music By
the choir. Robert Husband director: D. m
Faster concert by the Sunday school; 1.z5
annual Easter choral service by the choir
Strangers are cordially invited 10 worship with
seats free.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
FoURrH ooNGREGArrorAL
HOWARD PREsBYTERIAN

The following is the order OF service
TO be held at the Howard Presbyterian
Church, ct Oak and Baker streets. to-
morrow:
II a. m.-OrRan prelude. ''Hallelu5ah Chorus, -
from faTbe Messiah (IIandeD; .'DOxol0gy'' and
1nrOcafiOn anthem, Break Forth Into Joy''
HBarnby); responsive reading; soprano solo, s-Ifo-
SIENNA" (Cranier); hymn. .'Hark, Ten Thousand
Harps" (Nas0n); reading OF Scripture; solo
and chorus. The Resurrection" (Shelley9;
pra hymn, ''Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day 5auntett); announcements. OffertOry, vi0-
hin .olo. Trinity Moses -Tobanil; chorus
'.Ffll the Font With Roses Warren; sermon:
hymn. -AIl Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
0Iolden), benediction organ posflude, The
Glory Of the Lord" from "The Messiah" Q3an-
7.8O D. m.-Organ prelude. "Hanelujah
Chorus (" from <Mount OF Olives beethoven (,
anthem '.The Day OF Resurrection (Voerichl
inVocati0n: alto solo. Tho King OF Glory
(coombs): hymn. "Come, Thou Almighty King''
fciOrdanf), reading OF Scripture: anthem
Break Forth Into Joy fBamby); prayer: so
prano SOLO 20 Divine Redeemerr (Gounodl
hymn sSay 20 All Men, fNades announce
nicnts Ofert0ry chorus Unfold. 1c Portals -
from s'The Redemption" fG0un0d): address:
hrmn tHai1 70 the Lords Amounted Son
Webb; benedicfion: organ -posfude. 'crand
Ba1elu5ahT Cscllubertl-
The choir: Miss J.. Hackmeisfer. Mrs. Louis
e Page. Miss Z. BosWorth. Arz. Frank Nc
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
RAIDER CONGREGATION

An Easter service viii be held In
the Colonial Theater tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. Rev. William RAIDER
will preach. An orchestra OF hfteen
members under the direction of Hother
Wismer. viii render the following Sc
leCtions.
Music Of the Spheres (Rubinsteinl: Il Know
That Afy Redeemer Idvetb" (Handel); The
Heavens Are Telling" from The CEeation"
(Haydnl: offert0ry. violin solo. AdagiO op. 145,
j. fat (SpOhrs), Hother Wismer; The Resurrec-
tion' Shelley, Mrs. Grace Carroll Elliott;
pianists, Miss Florence Nachtrieb, Mrs Mabel
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
EPwoRTH NJ. E. CHURCH
CYPRESS LAWN SERVICE

The annual Easter celebration Of the
holy communion viii be held at Iona
churchyard. Cypress Lawn Cemetery,
Monday. April /, at IL a. m, by the
Rev. W. NJ Bours. Bishop Nichols will
make the address.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30

The order OF the Easter service In
All Saints Episcopal Church, Waller
street. near Masonic avenue. Rev. w. Il.
Hayes rector, viii be as follows:
a. ~. holy communion; II O'Clock, morning
PRAYER and holy communion; professional, The
Sfrife Is O'er'' fPalestrina): anthem. ''Chrisi
Our Passover fAlOrningtOnl 'Ie Deum" ano
.'Jubiatc." " I'm b fat king HALL; intrott- 'ber-
,.euSen from '-Jocelyn." violin and organ lGo-
dardi. communion service IN c lklng HalD
solo Resurrection" +" with violin 0bigato (Shel-
Ieyl. anthem. They Have Taken Away NY
Lord iStainerl recessional, Christ Is Risen
orSullivanl: 8 D. M. sacrament Of holy baptism
= 80 D. m. choral evensong; Magnlhcat lStaf-
ford solo: anthem They Have Taken Away
Nv Lord" (Stainer)-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20
INCOME TAXES.
Judge Barksdale Tells Jury to
Probe Matter Deeply.

BOYDTON VA. February 19-Judge
Barksdale, In the Circuit Court Of Meek
lenburg, who convened his court here
yesterday, dwelt particularly and with
much force in his charge to the grand
Jury upon the Importance Of their in
quiry into the matter of income taxes
and taxable property. He said, In part:
Most Of the dissatisfaction In regard
to payment of taxes arises not so much
from the amount Of taxes paid, but from
their inequality; that While much have
been said and written IS to the best
method Of bringing about this very de-
sirable result what Is needed is not 50
much new laws on the subject. but the
proper enforcement of those already on
the statute book.
He then read to them Section SIS Of
the Code, and strongly urged the jury
however troublesome, tedious and dis
agreeable the duty might be. to carefully
and Faithfully, with the aid OF the COM
missioner of the revenue, examine the
last books OF assessment of personal
property, and If there was probable cause
to believe from such examination that
any taxpayer "a Che county had failed
TO give to the commissioner a fair and
true inventory Of his property, to sum
mon and examine him as the law re-
quircd them to do. He specially directed
their attention to the matter of income
taxes, stating that while there were seve-
raj prosperous and thriving towns in
Mecklenburg and much had been writ
ten of the prosperity Of the county. ac-
cording to his information, scarcely a
hundred people of the county paid a
tax on income
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20
Kambourian & Donjjian.
MRS. c. 4. SMITH GIVEN
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
Interesting Suit In Alexandria
Circuit Ends, and Papers
Ordered Forever Sealed.
rsnecial TO The Times -DIspatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA, VA. February 19.-Mrs.
Carlyle Herbert Smith was granted an
absolute divorce from her husband, Court
land II. Smith, in the Circuit Court Tor
Alexandria county. yesterday afternoon,
Judge Charles z. Nicol presiding.
Efforts on the part Of the interested
parties to keep the matter absolutely
secret we're without avail. as the matter
leaked out late last night.
According to the terms of the decree
Mrs. Smith Is to have the control Of
the two children. and Mr.. Smith will
be allowed to see them once month.
1t is also stipulated that he makes
a trust to Gardner l.. Boothe and Her
bert Bryant, of this city, for tho benefit
OF the two children that In the event
he receives tho fee in tho trust estate
that he now has In New York the chill
dren are 10 receive the sum of $4,000
each. His wife is to receive $4,000, and
all the personal property now IN her
possession
Mrs. Smith, was Miss Herbert, OF
Baltimore, and their marriage In that
city, which occurred several years ago,
was one OF the social events of the sea-
son. After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith took up their residence at the
Hampton stock farm, about three miles
west Of this city, and have made their
home there.
Mr.. Smith is Il son OF the late CORTLAND
III. Smith, former Mayor OF Alexandria,
ana Is one of tho best-known horscmen
| In this section Of the country. 1t Is
stated that he did not contest the divorce
| proceedings
Yesterday afternoon lengthy confer
| erce was held in Judge Nicols ROOM, at
| the courthouse. between Attorney John
| NJ. johnson, representing Mrs, Smith. and
| Attorney ]. *. NJ, Norton and r. Walton
| Moore, representing Mr.. Smith, after
which the terms We're decided upon. Tho
| papers In the case were ordered sealed
and to remain sealed forever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
Rev. ]. T. Huddle Speaks Before
Salem y. M. C. A.
Especial to The Tines Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
SALEM. VA, February 19.-The an
n,lal address before the Y. Nj. G. A. of
Roanoke College was delivered In the
college church on Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, by the Rev. j, r. Huddle, Of
the class Of '9l, pastor of st. Pauls
Lutheran Church, Washington. y. G.
Seven members Of the y. NJ. C.. A, at
tended the state convention recently held
hnt CharlottesYillc, Va
The State oratorlcnl contest will he
held In Salem. under the auspices of
Roanoke College, on n day In April yet
to be determined. Tho Clceroni;u, Liter
airy Society will hold It's annual ccle-
bmtlon OH tho evening of Friday Feb
ruary e2d The program consists Of
speeches of the president, II. T., Mock
Maryland; First Orator, III. y. Beatty,
North Carolina; Debaters, II. p, Trlmble,
Virginia, and N. p. CI,rls, Ohio; Final
Orator, Thomas Moore. Virginia,
Mr. Edgar G. Cooper, Of China Grove.
n. c.. took the Rhodes scholarship OK
animation at Raleigh on January 18th and
10Th. DR.. r. Y. n, Painter, Of the
faculty. Is II member Of tho Virginia
Loard for awarding these scholarships,
The student enrolment has now
reached 215, the largest number eyer In