The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-01
TO TRY FOR CADETsHIPs.
Candidates for Annapolis Notified to
Appear for Examination.

: Tor Annapolis NOffned &c
Appear for Examination.
A large number OF candidates have beer
notified to report to the Naval Academy al
Annapolis for the September examination
which begins today. The list forward
ed by the Secretary of the Navy TO tbs
Superintendent of the Academy. follows:
Alabama-First district-Andrew c Picssnns
alternate Arthur ". Frank. Fifth-Bartow )
Smith, AObiis, Ala seyenth-Isaac FoVte Dorteh
to be examined September IL, with alternales
Ninth-Gerald Bowse.
Arkansas-Seeond distriet-Charles n Bell: al
ternate. Weiton Vale Third-st. George 7. Cor
dell. to be examined September II, with alter
mates.
California--seventh Gistrict-Calvin J. Csessey;
alternate, Stanford c. Hooper.
Colorad0.-Second distTict-Clement B. Corey;
| alternate. Clyde 4 Hanna.
Conneetieut-First distriet-Wado Putnam Dru-
I ley; alternate, Charles P. Williams. Second
Prentiss Peek Bassett; alternate. RUFUS W. Math-
erson. Fourth-Lawrrnce p. TTeldwell; alternate,
Alex. Dillingham;.
Georgia-Fourth district-Theodore B. Akin
son. Fifth-Henry Fort Scott; alternate. Edward
I Porter Clark. Ninth district-Ben Hill Simmons,
\ to be examined september Il, with alternates.
( Eleventh-John F. Atkinson.
/ IdahO-At large-Frank p. Stewart, to report
I September Il. with slternates.
( lilinois.-Sixth dstrict-Edward Forbes Greene
/ Ninth-RObert Newcomer: alternate. Victor L.
observation-disclosures
teeuth-Emery Roy Dowees. to be examined seq
TENDER - with siterna;es- Fifteenth-Leieh VI.
Stewart: alternate Louis L. Vertrees. Nineteenth
-=.Nonald B. Craig; alternate, Lynn Grey Bernard
Twenty -hrst-oscar Rabenneck. alternate. Anersw
Graham.
Indiana.-First district-Arthur B. Cook Sixth
Robert A. Seager; alternate. Everard n.
WhetseI-
iowa.-sixth district-Morris J. Knepp; alter
nate. John t. Lohand Eighth-Cornelius y.
Stanton.
Kansas.-First district-George NJ Baum; alter
nate John c. ReesOuer Third-Frank Edward
Isett: alternate Bert Yoeth. Fourth-John Por-
ter Hart; alternate. August SehOneman. At large
Benjamin Harrison Steele, 10 be examined Sep
TENDER Il with alternates.
Kentucky.-Third district-Creed Bailey Pen
lex; alternate, Guy Russell Jones. Fourth
/ Henry Lewis siuir, TO report September II with
alternates. SALTWATER Fl. Lassirg; alternate,
Hubbard 5. Neetham, principal to be examined
September Il, not to enter Academy until 1901;
alternate 10 be examined September l. 1901.
Eighth-Halsey Powell; alternate, Charles North.
Tenth-W oodson H. Taulbee; alternate, Frank S.
Cooper
Louisiana--Fifth districr-Jeferson B. Gold
man Sixth-Isaac c. johnson, TO be examined
September II with alternates.
Staine.-Fourth district-Edson C. Oak; alter-
nate Clare nee c. Gates.
Maryland-Fifth district-Abraham Claude
Masslchusetts.- Sixth distriet-Rober5 Alden
Dawes; alternate. Frank \. Morey. Ninili-Jo-
seph F. Mcguire; alternate, Joseph 4 heenan-
Eleventh aatiss Carroll SOule, jr.; alternate.
Louis Canott
Michigan.-Fifth distriet-Adrian Thomas Ben
jamin; alternate Frank Boughton Fox.
Minnesota.-Second district-Sigurd Hage; al
ternate, Roy Francis Smith. Sixth-walIer L.
ConSdon; alternate. Lesley James AeNair.
Mississppi.-First distriet-Arthur H. Rice, TO
be examined September II with alterua;us.
Third-Clarence c. Smith, to be examined Sep
TENDER Il. with alternates- Fifth-Ches,er L.
Hard; alternate. Lee rhCsnton
Missouri--Second district-Charles A. McCraiI;
alternate. Frank Laut- Third-AIlen B. Reed. to
be examined September Il, with altefnates-
Eighth-Frazier Elmo Baker. Ninth-Fred Brown
Kent; alternate. Trey Dudley. Ienth-KuIt Teens
feldt to report September for examination.
Fifteenth-Arthur Gill Caffee; alternate, Alex
NebTasIa.-Fifth district-Luman Edgar Nor
gan. sixth-Nathan W. POST alternate, c. Ar
New Jersey.-sevenrh district-Iames Wade
mar Hayward; alternate. Harry l.. Simpson.
Eiglth-Albert Leeds Stillman: aiternate. R3l-uI
New York.-second district-Leo Jerome c. Cur
rem sixth-ClaTkSon P. Bytteuberg. Fifteenth
Charles F. Murphy; alternate, st, Clair Smith, ir.
Sixteenth Kenneth Whiting: slteFnite Joseph
Warren Stillwel- Twentv-uintfl-Wiian Parker
Sedgwick ir.: alternate. Dunbar Rogers. Thirty
first William H. Toas: alternate. Arthur Rath-
Jon Thirty -third-Herbert 5, Howard; alternate,
Eiglr GoodSpeed Hill
Meth C3roIlna.-First district-Thomas Greg
DRY Skinner, jr. alternate. Alexander ; Wads-
worth. Seventh-N. W. Arrowood alternate.
Victor Albert Means.
Ohio.-Third district-James Edward Campbell,
jr Fourth-Henry Edgar Ciiddens SevenIh-Cur-
don G. Elster; alternate Joseph d. Little Ninth
Edgar Steiner. to be examined September L.
with aternates Thirteeuth-Charles p Close
Seyenteenth-Clyd :. Mcdowell 10 be examined
September Il. with alteTnates. Thirty hrst-F1al,S
Mcmillan: alternate, Louis Greenfield.
PennSylvanis--Ninth district-Paul F. Damp
man. Thirteenth-Th0mas Vincent DoOh3iey; a.
tcrnate, Thomas Edwin Collins Thirteenth dis
trict, Raymond Rodgers. Twenty third-John
Gle
Twenty fifth Frank ". CIeeland; alternate Ed
ward S. Robinson At large-Charles McKenna
Lynch.
Allen, jr.; alternate. Harold D. Warren.
South Carolina--First district-Forde A. Todd:
alternate, Bartholomew Bull Second-Norinan
NJ Smith; alternate, Joseph E. Harley.
Tennessee.-First district-Ralph W. Crouch.
Nhiteker, TO be examined sep
TENDER l., with alternates
Texls-F'iith district-NIack Joseph Cline
Kent Johnson; alternate, Henry
b. Thompson. Tenth-Iohu Wells, jr.
Virginia-Ninth district-Harry Allen Stuart,
to be examined September H. with alternatos.
West Virginia. First district-Joseph Ii9rman
Reass, TO be examined September Il, with alter
Wiseon.in.-Third district-ClrI \. Riehte-: al.
tcruate Roy F. Moves. Seventh-Albert G. RAM
stad: alternate, Arthur v Pollock. Tenjh-Wal-
ter Daniel Kennedy; alternate Clarence Grace
AZ large by the President-Colby +. Dodge; al
tcrnate, Robert G.. Morri.t.
The following appointment, by the President
by special act of Cougress-Dlyid
Bagley
The Secretary writes:
The alternates have been advised ihrt
they need not report for examination uu>
less notified. In case il becomes necessa-
ry for any of them to be examined you
will please notify them by telegraph with
rs little delay as possible and designate
The dates upon whIc4 o.
themselves"
Candidates from Alabama. Georgia. Kan
sas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio. Tennes-
see, West Virginia, Arkansas. Illinois.
Kentucky, Missouri. and Virginia are au-
thorized to report September II. as no al
ternates have been nominated In these cas-
es and the principals wish further time in
which to prepare for the examination.