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~~ At ATL MINI WHE B iy - THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. JAMES G. BATTERSON, President. Paid-up Capital, - os ISSUES ACCIDENT POLICIES Covering the Hazards of War in all parts of the World, either for Fatal or Non-Fatal Injuries. Limits of Insurance: i Loss of Arm at or above Elbow Joint, Loss of Leg at or above Knee Joint, Loss of Hand at or above Wrist Joint, Loss of Foot at or above Ankle Joint, Loss of Both Hands or Both Feet, or Both | Eyes, or One Arm and One Leg, ; Assets, $22,868,994 Premium Commissioned Officers, $5,000 $250 WNon-Commiss’d Officers and Privates, 2,000 100 Granting Indemnity in case of Non-Fatal Injuries for Policy $5,000. Policy$2Z,000. $2,500 $1,000. 2,500 J,000 J,250 500 J,250 500 5,000 2,000 Returned to Policy Holders since 1864, $34,360,626 GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary. | | Liabilities, $19,146,359 Returned to Policy Holders in 1897, = $1,000,000 LIFE AND FIVE-YEAR TERM POLICIES All Forms— Low Rates— and Non-Forfeitable. Life Policies in force prior to April 4th, 1898, have free | permit for war hazard. New Life Policies covering death from all causes, including casualties of war, unrestricted Military or Naval Service, add five per cent. of amount insured to annual premium. Restricted service (territorial limits of United States) add one and one-half per cent. of amount insured to annual premium. Surplus, $3,722,635 $2,617,492 JOHN E. MORRIS, Ass’t Sec’y. rE ETRE CEES SENIOR APPOINTMENTS, Showing the Scholarship of the Class of Ninety-Eight, Following are the Senior appoint- ments for the Class of Ninety-Eight, Samuel Eliot Bassett of Wilton, Conn., leads the Class in scholarship, second place going to Henry Burt Wright of New Haven: Philosophical Orations—Samuel E. Bassett, Wilton; Henry Burt Wright, New Haven; Sydney Knox Mitchell, Lakeville, N. Y.; Robert E. Hume, Ahmednagar, India; Robert K. Root, New Haven; Morell W. Gaines, AlI- buquerque, N. M.; Howard B. Wool- ston, Philadelphia; Norman B. Beecher, Hillsboro, Ohio; Leeds Johnson, Sum- mit, R. I.; Philip S. Goulding, Wil- mington, Vt.; Frank R. Stocker, Jer- myn, Pa.; Edward C. Perkins, Hart- ford; Chatles E. Farr, Athol, Mass.; Charles W. Gross, Hartford; Louis S. Levy, ot. Louis, , Mo.; Richard B. Glaenzer, New York City; Arthur Thomas Galt, Chicago; Ashbel H. Bar- ney, New York City; Russell Ervin Colcord, Peabody, Mass.; Frank H. Shall, Little Falls, N. Y.; Frederick A. Lehlbach, Newark; John Munro Wool- sey, Englewood, N. J. High Orations—George H. Abbott, Brookline, N. H.; Robert W. Arch- bald, Scranton, Pa.; Franklin H. Booth, Newtown, N. Y.; Zenas M. Briggs, New Bedford, Mass.; Thomas E. Brownlee, Coitsville, Ohio; Noah A. Burr, Winchester, Conn.; Augustus W. Clapp, St. Paul, Minn.; Edgar S. Downs, Southington; Dana L. Eddy, Leavenworth, Kansas; William G. Erv- ing, Hartford; Morton L. Fearey, Al- bany; Herbert W. Fisher, New Haven; William R. Frint, Collinsville; John E. Foster, Toledo; Charles B. Gage, New York City; Abner P. Hayes, Bethle- hem; Peter H. Holme, Denver; Ed- ward H. Knight, Brazil, Ind.; John T. Norton, Albany; Ernest Clapp Noyes, Newton Center, Mass.; Lemuel G. Pettee, Sharon, Mass.; Robert XK. Richardson, New Britain; George M. Ripley, St. Louis; Henry Sillcocks, Brooklyn; Charles H. Teeter, East Stroudsburg, Pa.; Wilmot H. Thomp- son, East Orange, N. J.; Walter L. Vaugh, Louisville. Orations—Adams, Alden, Andreen, Baker, Barclay, Bell, Bennett, Bing- ham, Emerson, Fletcher, Fuller, Gales, Gallaudet, Gilbert, Gillespie, Grece, W. Hale, Hanford, Hatch, Hine, J. John- son, Judson, Livermore, McDonald, D. Peck, W. Scranton, A. Smith, J. Smith, Spring, A. Terry, Thurston, Tows, C. Warren, Welch, A. B. Williams. Dissertations—Bartlett, Benjamin, Bil- lings, Brooks, Burlingame, Butter- worth, Cleveland, D. L. Eddy, Fassett, M. S. Fearey, Hincks, Howe, Kellogg, Metcalf, Nims, Payne, ~Recknagel, Richards, G. Warren, Whitin, E. R. Whittemore. First Disputes—Benner, Bromley, E. Butler, R. Clark, Claypool, Coe, Cogs- well, Drury, Garrison, Gay, Gehrmann, Godchaux, EE... Hale; Huxford, “Mec- Carthy: $F. Richardson, “Rockwell; Ruick, Shroder, Turnbull, Vaile, J. W. Walsh, Williamson. Second Disputes—A. R. Baldwin, A. D. Baldwin, Born, Brown, Burrell, H. Butler, H. Clark, Crane, .Firen. kk. Evans, T. Evans, Forman, Fowler, Hartshorn, W. Johnson, McGraw, Rhodes, Scheftel, Schreiber, T. M. Smith, Street, Streeter, R. Terry, van- Beuren, J. A. Walsh, Welles, P. Whit- ney. First Colloquies—Allen, Bear, E. Betts, Bliss, J; Burnet,- Gallanan, Cheney, E. Clark, O. Clark, Crowell, Dudley, Fitch, Goldsmith, Harrison, Hart,: Higgins, — Hitt,’ W. Jackson, James, Jay, Ketchum, King, Lockman, Lord, Marshall, Mason, Merrill, Mont- gomery, Moore, Overlander, Paxton, Perry, Porter, Ray, J. Ripley, Selin, Sheehan, Stimson, Swift, Treat, Tyler, O. Wilson. Second Colloquies—Andrews, Baylis, Bunce, Colston, Cowdrey, Douglass, Ellis, Fewsmith, Hamill, Hay, Hennes- sey, Hitchcock, Kennedy, Kernochan, Leahy, Letcher, McQuaid, Myers, Nor- ris, Packer, Pei, D.: Rogers, 3.25. Rogers, H. Smith, Tenney, Twitchell, E. W. Whittemore, L. Williams. <p ~~ Fellowships and Prizes. Following is the announcement of fellowships and prizes made by Presi- dent Dwight on Commencement day: CLASS OF NINETY-EIGHT. Waterman Fellowship—John T. Nor- ton, Jr., Albany, ‘iN.’ Y. Larned Fellowship—Robert E. Hume, Ahmednagar, India. Macy Fellowship—Samuel E. Bassett, Wilton, Conn. CLASS OF NINETY-SEVEN. Clark Fellowship—Robert H. Miller, New Haven, Conn. Sloane Fellowship—Arthur W. Ewell, Washington, D. C. Larned Scholarship—William Church- ill, New York City. CLASS OF NINETY-SIX. Eldridge Fellowship — William M. Hess, Philadelphia, Pa. Eldridge Fellowship — Edward L. Durfee, Palmyra, N. Y. Douglas Fellowship—John M. Gaines, New Haven, Conn. | Larned Fellowship—Walter F. Prince, Detroit, Maine. Soldiers’ Memorial Fellowship—Sher- wood O. Dickerman, Conn. Foote Fellowship—Edward D. Col- lins, Barton’s Landing, Vt. Silliman Fellowship—William C. Mor- gan, wipany, N.Y, Clark Fellowship—Robert H. Root, New Haven, Conn. W. W. DeForest Fellowship—Fred- erick O. Robbins, Greenville, N. H. Foote Fellowship—Albert G. Kellar, Milford, Conn. . Macy Fellowship—Charles U. Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y. New Haven, CLASS OF NINETY-FOUR. Foote Fellowship—Charles G. Os- good, Wellsboro, Pa. UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS. Martha Austin, B.S. Smith College 1892, Easthampton, Mass. Paul S. Pierce, Ph.B. Cornell 1807, ithaca, N.Y. Morris H. Robinson, B.L. Dart- mouth 1890, M.A. Dartmouth 1897, Hanover, N. H. George R. Wieland, B.S. Penn. State College 1893, Chester, Pa. William J. Taylor, B.A. University of Nebraska 1891, M.A. University of Nebraska 1897, South Omaha, Neb. George H. Nettleton, B.A. Yale 1896, Boston, Mass. Charles H. Whitman, B.A. Colby University 1897, Bangor, Me. Ella J. Harris, B.A. Waynesboro Col- lege 1890, M.A. Waynesboro College 1892, Westfield, N. J. Fred M. Padelford, B.A. Colby Uni- versity 1896, Calais, Me. UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE GRAD- UATE SCHOOL. James F. Adams, B.A. Yale Univer- sity 1898, Celeste, Texas. Walter S. Adams, B.A. Dartmouth 1898, Derry, N. H. Harriet A. Barbour, B.A. Mount Holyoke 1894, Seymour, Conn. ? Joseph Barrell, B.S. Lehigh Univer- sity 1892, M.S. Lehigh University 1897, Butte, Montana. Arthur H. Bartlett, B.A. Yale Uni- versity 1898, Plainville, Conn. Gertrude H. Beggs, B.A. University of Denver 1893, Denver, Col. John M. Berdan, B.A., Yale Univer- sity 1896, New York City. William H. Botsford, B.A. Middle- bury College 1898, Vergennes, Vt. Ernest W. Brown, Ph.B. Yale Uni- versity 1897, New Haven, Conn. Harvey W. Chapman, B.A. Yale Uni- versity 1896, Bridgeport, Conn. William E. Conklin, B.A. Trinity Col- lege 1893, Hartford, Conn. Edgar S. Downs, B.A. Yale Univer- sity 1898, Southington, Conn. Jay G. Eldridge, B.A. Yale Univer- sity 1896, Penfield, N. Y. Karl F. Geiser, Ph.B. Upper Iowa University 1896, Fayette, Lowa. : Justin F. Grant, Ph.B. Yale Univer- sity 1898, Stamford, Conn. E. Haggerty, B.A. Indiana Uni- versity 1892, Madison, Wis. Carl A. Harstrom, B.A. Hobart Col- lege 1886, M.A. Hobart College 1880, Norwalk, Conn. Franke S. Havens, B.A. Yale Univer- sity 1896, Hartford, Conn. Albert E. Jenks, B.S. Chicago Uni- versity 1897, Madison, Wis. William S. Johnson, B.A. Ouachita College 1890, M.A. Ouachita College 1895, Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Louis C. Jones, B.A. Yale University 1896, East Durham, N. Y. Cloyd M. McAllister, B.A. Yale Uni- versity 1892, New Haven, Conn. Julius F. McDonald, B.A. Yale Uni- versity 1898, Abbott, Texas. Charles S. Macfarland, B.D. Yale University 1897, Melrose, Mass. Sydney K. Mitchell, B.A. Yale Uni- versity 1898, Lakeville, N. Y. Charles A. Peters, B.S. Boston Uni- versity 1897, Amherst, Mass. John R. Powell, B.A. Yale Univer- sity 1897, McKinley, Texas. Ernest G. Richardson, B.A. Dickin- son College 1896, Wallingford, Conn. Robert J. Richardson, B.A. Univer- sity of Toronto 1897, Varna, Ont., Canada. Wilmot H. Thompson, Jr., B.A. Yale University 1898, East Orange, N. J. John E. Foster, B.A. Yale University 1898, Toledo, Iowa. SHEFFIELD GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS. James A. Brooks, Derby, Conn. Howard C. Ives, West Cheshire, Conn. : Treat B. Johnson, Bethany, Conn. John K. Murphy, New Haven, “Conn. John M. Satterfield, Buffalo, N. Y. George. P. Wisdom, New Haven, Conn. | Two-Year Honors. The following two-year Honors in special studies were announced: IN PHILOSOPHY. David Brewer Eddy, Leavenworth, Kan.; Robert Ernest Hume, Ahmedna- gar, India. IN NATURNAL SCIENCES. David Halliday Moffat Gillespie, Newburgh, N. Y.; George Arthur Han- ford, Syracuse, N. Y.; Ernest Howe, Washington, D. C.; John Treadwell Norton, Jr., Albany, N. Y.; Edward Reed Whittemore, New Haven, Conn. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND LAW. Martin Toscan Bennett, Hartford, Conn.; Robert Graham Dun Douglass, Orange, N. J.; Charles Everett Farr, Athol, Mass.; Morrell Walker Gaines, Albuquerque, N. M.; Louis Samter Levy, St. Louis, Mo.; Edward Carter Perkins, Hartford, Conn.; Lemuel Gardner Pettee, Sharon, Mass.; Frank
