Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-12


Future OWL Service Examiners vii
Look After The Qualifications OF The
Appointees
The September examination of candi-
dates tor Naval Academy cadetships will
begin on the second OF Septe This
will be the last time candidates will be
mentally examined in Annapolis for the
Naval Academy, though they will have
10 be subjected to the physical examina-
ton here. In future the Civil Service
examiners will look to the mental qualih-
cations OF appointees.
The questions will be prepared by the
Academic Board and forwarded to the
Civil Service examiners. Under the act
OF the last Congress candidates will be
examined by Civil Service boards con-
venient to their homes. Il has been the
custom for an average OF sixty candi-
dates to be coached by former naval offi.
GERS for months before examination. and
It is thought the act of Congress will in
teIfere with the preparatory schools here.
The list OF candidates for the September
examination is as follows
William p. Moon; alternate,
William Z. Gaddis.
Arkansas-W. Lee Frydell; alternate,
George I. Cordell.
Cahiornia-FTank N. Ekling; Ernest
Grant, Stanford Hooper.
Colorado-By McCandless.
Florida-George w. Bassett, Jr.; al
ternate, Randolph Peyton.
Georgia William l.. Burnette, IT,.
Thomas Ellis Atkinson.
Illinois-Anthony James. +. J. Muir
ply; alternate, Thomas 4. Dowlirg
William J. Simmons alternate, John w.
Smith. Samuel ]. Hedges; alternate.
George +. Lake; Haltord Il. Greenlee; I;
alternate, II. Chester Forgy. Earl c.
Hayes, Horace w. McDavid; alternate.
William +. Brnghurst.
Indiana ohm +. Cox, Nelson II.
Goss alternate, Herman Z. Welt. George
Coale, Frederick b. Fornshell; alternate,
George p. Davenport.
Iowa-A. Lyle Kaye; alternate, Ernest
A. Swanson. w. Lynn Culberson; alter
nate, Stephen o. Garst.
Kansas-Truby {. Martin; alternate,
Vernon A. Clifton. William +. Amsden,
Thomas McNulty.
Kentucky-John McCord. Jr.; alter
nate, II. Browning Kelly. Edward O..
Hargis; alternate. Jay Verne Rice.
Louisiana Claude A. Bonoillian; al
ternate, Raoul MELVILLE.
Maryland Logan Cresap; alternate,
Richard b. Coffman.
Michigan-C. Amos Lohr; alternate,
Glenn +. Grant. Roy Smith; alternate,
Samuel p. Savage. Malcolm J. McIn-
tyre; alternate, Hutchins Brooks. Aubrey
Wray Fitch.
Minnesota-Herbert b. Reibe, James
Clark Worra, Walter b. Crosby; alter
nate. V. H. Johnson.
Mssissippi-Thomas Green.
Missouri-Walter L. Reno; alternate.
+. II. Stockwell Reuben B. Caffery
alternate, John p Keeer, Z. Roof Shipp,
Ernest Grant.
Nebraska-Ross r. Cain; alternate
Arthur X. Lee.
New Jersey - Lloyd w. Townsend
Roscoe McFall.
New York-Homer G.. Smith; alter
nate, !. Jerome Ennis. Earle Farwell
Frederick Kelligren. Angelo Fisano; al
| ternate, Frances g. Blasdell, ]. Charlie:
Murphy; alternate, H. Barrett Dobbs
Gordon Handy Mccoy, ST. Clair Smith
John Morris Smeallie. Winslow Watson
alternate, George V. Stewart. Carlton
Murray; alternate, Charles Hartigan.
| North Carolina-Alex. S. Wadsworth
/ John Mott Lindsay; alternate, William
H. Hoppy. John J. London; alternate
| Joseph Cheshire. Rowan p. Lemly.
Oregon-Ernest Derr; alternate, Hugl
Bellinger.
Ohio-Eric w. Backarath; alternate
Glenn Owen Carter. John F. Conner
alternate, Charles A. Miller. Georg'
Meekison; alternate, John Decker. Geo
r. Bonner; alternate, Sylvester H. Law
ton, Jr. Joseph Vance Organ; alternate
o. Calvin Baker. Bruce L. Canaga
alternate, James H. Wnitcraft
West VIrginia--Philip Birmingham; al
| ternate, G.. Asbury Beall.
| Wisconsin--Charles K. Wildeck; alter
nate, Hugh Allen. Henry A. Pieiffer
alternate, Burton H. Green. Clarenc'
| Grace; alternate, William Lewis.
Arizona--Frederlck H. Barnark.
| Oklahoma--Earl Heilman; alternate
| Cassius Cade.
Hawaii - John E. Pond; alternate
| Charles II. Pond.