The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19

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been rstsined. and Greenwich b school
Tor the education Of officers for the navy.
he Same - our academy at Annapolis.
Thus acroes the street from each other,
With only roadway separating them. the
sons cf rich and influential people are b.
ine prepared for ofBeers; while the poorer
lads aro taught to do the rougher work on
vessel at -.
The preacher ind. or parson - they
call him. hes . biz pull in this country.
This c1ass furnish very large percentage
Of the young men Who are being educated
at the public expense - midshipmen. The
sons Of Ofbcors who are now In commission
or have rendered meritUFious services take
prscsdsucs in the scramble for place on
England snaval roll, but the parsons son u
. power, and the influence Of the spiritual
adviser comes next; while the trademarks
SON II last Ia the race. Although the
heightened school IL really part OF Green
wich hospital, e has no connection what
ever with the Institution where the boys are
being prepared, beceuse the association Of
the two might Be rated - . menace to the
rule Of caste, which, BY the way, IL weaken
fnR every DAY.
The 0ower-beds which dot the grounds
inside the iron fence where the boys are
schooled. are we'll wstersd every morning.
Az walked among them. first I met Z
round-faced. brieht-eyed led. dressed in Z
sailors uniform. picking : few eeraniums.
and asked him eomethine OF his life. He
touched his can respectfully and ve strolled
along the walk toeether toward the big
atructures. which he aaid were thu studv
and practice rooms. When - said:
.sThey work N pretty hard here. they
do. i hava Nm here fhree var ana havs
sot two more 70 Cav. Nv father ~
killed q "a. and came hers vhen / vas
II vears ~. Thev von,t taks hovs snv
vonnger. and thev WON'T take them over
fourtesn. No mater vhen Won come IN
Won have rot "a stav f,ve vesrs hefore Won
IS Is - We Are vell led. we'll clothed
ana tanrht evervthinr = ssilor mead. 10
knov- We 80 mest sverv dav ana ulum
nnddin~ an snndsv No ve don,t ct srv
nav until altar Ne 20 10 sea. but ne have :
veceti IN every sum mer. when We 90 home
a. atav here = - nleass- have M home
and there are several more hovs Who have
not. They STAY inst s do.
ssCan vou ever get to be oficers p, I
asked.
The lad shook his head and replisd.
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