Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-29
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
List OF New Midshipmen Admitted t,
Annapolis Academy.

A dispatch from Annapolis Md last
night says:
One hundred and twenty-five additional
candidates have passed the mental exami-
nations for admission to the Naval Acade-
my as midshipmen. Todays list with that
or yesterday, which included seventy
names, completes the successful boys at
the recent examinations at the Academy.
One hundred and ninety-nine, or a little
over % per cent in all. passed the exami-
nations. There were 1913 youths who pre-
sented themselves for the tests. Today
list contains 122 names, and includes both
principals and alternates. The result of the
examinations has been a disappointnent
for 1t was expected that the new fourth
class would number at least 400 members
But OF the coo boys that had been appoint
ed only 32S presented themselves for the ex-
andnations The new class will number
about 260.
Included in the list OF successful ones to-
day Is the name of Frank B. Maupfn. who
was appointed from the fourth district of
Maryland by Congressman Denny Young
Maupin Is the son of Mrs. Virginia Bond
Maupin Of Baltimore
Following is. the list given out today of
the ones who passed:
L. w. Green. Ohio: P. B. Haines, New
York; R. P. Hall. third Ohio district c. T.
H. Handy, Oregon; w. F. Hawthorn, eighth
New York; w. L. Heiberg. Wisconsin; r s.
second Connecticut c. L. Haywood, second
Michigan; H NJ Hitchcock, Vermont: B.
l.. Hodges, fourth Mississippi; P l.. Hol-
land. seventh North Carolina; r. F. Hoo
yer, Washington: F. v. Houchens, fifth Mis-
souri,; j. c. Hunsaker. tenth Michigan; J.
Nice. Irish, twenty-seventh New York; A.
s. Janeway, eighth Pennsylvania; j. c.
Jennings, third Iowa: J. H. Jensen thirty
| fifth New York; G. G. Jones, Kansas; ]. L.
Jones, sixteenth Illinois; T. H. Jones, ninth
Georgia; L. p. Johnson. eighth North Caro-
lima; ]. L. Kaufman, third Ohio; NJ. Kelly,
second Virginia; A 8. Kemman fourth
Iowa; D. e. Kemp, fifth Texas: W. x. XII
patrick. sixteenth New York: s. N. Kraus.
eleventh Indiana; H. B. Labhardt, twenty
| second Illinois: D. c. Laizure at large.
North Dakota; F; L. Lang Lang fifth 9Th New
A. Lee, fifth Nebraska; N. A. Lee,
seventh Kentucky; l. C.. Littlefeld. Utah;
r. L. Loucks twentieth Pennsylvania; I. l..
Lowell. fourth Maine; A. L. Lucas. twenty
| frst Ohio: D. McBee. third Mississippi: ].
r. McCabe seventeenth Ohio: d. H. Nc
Dowell, second Georgia; N. McGriffin. jr..
Pennsylvania; B. A. McNeill. ninth Texas;
8. Macomber. eleventh Iowa: G. w. Ma
gruder; eighth Mississippi: P. H. Marion.
at large Connecticut; b. B. Maupin. fourth
Maryland: M. A. Mitscher. at large Okla
| homa J. D. Moore first Oregon: w. B..
Munroe, eleventh Texas: w. 8. Montague,
| Virginia; L. c. Mueller, seventh Wisconsin;
| q. X. Muir, fifth Michigan; j. A. Nelson,
| first New Hampshire; A. G.. Olson. ninth
| Illinois; ]. T. O'Rear. eleventh Kentucky;
w. c. Owen. sixth North Carolina; J. L.
Oswald, tenth Indiana; H. W. Page, vir-
gfnia; c. o. Pailthorp. tenth Michigan; R.
| r. Paunach. Wisconsin: A. M. Penn. If
| teenth Texas; M. J. Peterson. seventh Iowa
NJ. r. Pierce, first Missouri; L. L. Place.
second louisiana: C. B. Plat. first Massa-
| chusetts; j. L. Poole, third Maryland; E.
w. B. Powell. at large; D. c. Patterson,
second Nebraska; C. d. Price. thirtieth
Pennsylvania; ]. w. Rankin. first Connecti-
cut; N B. Rawls, first Nebraska: Fl. s.
Richardson first North Carolina; w. N.
| Richardson eight Alabama; JIG. Robbins,
| first Kentucky: E. P Rocker. presidential;
c. C. Ross, sixth Indiana; H. III. Sands.
presidential; C. A. Schipfer, first Iowa;
w. w. Searcy. thirteenth Texas: l. r. Shea,
| tenth NY; e. II. Shepherd, thirteenth Mo-;