Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07
ANNAPOLIS NOTES.
Snowden Restored to His Standing
Base Ball Gossip and Schedule.

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 7.--Instructions
were received at the Naval Academy Satur-
day afternoon from Secretary Moody to re-
lease from confinement Quartermaster H.
K Snowden of the Marlborough who was
locked up for the killing of Yeoman Mat
thews on the torpedo boat destroyer Mac
Donough last Monday night. Snowden was
exonerated by the civil authorities and is
now fully restored to his standing in the
navy.
marine barracks at League Island navy
marine barracks League Island navy
yard Is slated for the command of the
marine barracks. Naval Academy.
Capt Albert Ross U. s. N, will deliver
the first lecture of the course on "Univer-
sity Extension at St. Johns College to-
night. The captains subject will be 1.-THE
Lighthouse Service of the United States"
illustrated with stereopticon views.
The ST. Johns College base ball schedule
has been completed. In the list of games
to be played is one on May with Gallaudet
College of Washington, D. c., to be played
there.
The schedule of the games to be played
by the Naval Academy base ball team
this season has been completed and printed,
and was given out today. A game has been
added with Georgetown, D. c., since the
schedule was previously given out, and the
date of the West Point contest, previously
arranged for May IA, has been changed to
May p. The middies will play their first
game on the 10th of the present month, and
the West Point contest will mark the close
of the season.
The completed schedule calls for twenty
games, some of them with the strongest
college teams in the country. The follow
ing is the list of games to be played:
March 10, Gallaudet: March %, University
of Maryland March 90 Columbian College
OF Washington. ID. C.. March 90 Rrnvpn.
April L. Cornell; April A. Lafayette; April
9, Syracuse; April II, University of Penn
sylvania; April 10, Bucknell; April 49, Uni
versfty of Virginia; April 20-21, Harvard;
April %, Washington and Lee; April 81,
Dickinson; April 30, Maryland Agricultural
College; May 4, Maryland Athletic Club;
IL, Georgetown; May 81, West Point.
Midshipman Charles F. Murphy Of New
York, nephew of Tammany Leader Muir
ply, has resigned from the Naval Acad-
envy. he was member of the class that
will graduate in February next, but was
turned back class a result of being
round deficient at the semi-annual exam
fnatlon last month. He was, however
academy, but decided not to avail him
SELF OF the opportunity. He was appointed
by the late Amos Cummings His sue
cessor Will be selected by Burton Harri-
son, the son of Mrs. Burton Harrison the
novelist. who, when he was in college.
was the roommate of Cornelius Wander
plit. HIS resignation has been accented
by the Navy Department.
Second Lieuts. r. B. Farouharson and
n. w. Bunker, U. 8. M. c., have been or
dered to report to the commanding officer
OF the Naval Academy marine barracks
for instruction at the school of applica-
ton. "
The United States Naval Institute has
awarded honorable mention to Medical In
spector howard p. Ames U. S. N, for his
essay entitled "A Plea For Higher Ply
steal, Moral and Intellectual Standard Of
the Personnel of the Navy Inspector
Ames Is now at the Naval Academy, and is
stauoned here as the ranking medical Off
Ger OF that institution
Mrs cambridge Hoff. wife Of Lieut. Balm
bridge Hoff. y. S. N. has returned from a
visit to Washington.
mother of Midshipman Donald p Morrison
of the third class, Naval Academy, is here
and will spend the remainder Of the winter
with her son.
Mrs. Muir. wife of Lieut. H. c. P. Muir
entertained few friends at an informal
euchre party at her home, Al Upshur row,
Naval Academy, Saturday night
Marlborough sailed from the Naval Acad-
| envy this morning for Norfolk, Va, to be
placed into dry dock for repairs
The United States monitor Terror sailed
| from the Norfolk navy yard yesterday for
| the Naval Academy. The Terror left the
| academy some weeks ago for repairs, but
has been detained there on account of the
| ice in the bay.
The Navy Department has approved of
| the sentence of the general court-martial
| which convened at the Naval Academy ten
| DAYS ago in the case of Private John ii.
| Millward. United States Marine Corps for
| the theft of check for 1907 belonging to
| Passed Midshipman John E. Otterson,
| United States navy, of Allegheny, Pa,
| which Mllward attempted to have cashed
at the dry goods store of Mr. Frank A.
| Munroe in this city Millward has been
| prison at Boston. Mass, for q period of