Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10
ANNAPOLIS NOTES.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

,. ANNAPOLIS. Md. October Q. 1905.
A letter received today from Midshipman
R. F. Gross GIG Prince avenue. Athens.
Ca, says: THE banquet of the class OF
1907. United States Naval Academy, which
has been postponed on account of extension
of leave, will be held on the evening before
leave expires. The banquet will be held
In Washington, ID. c.. at the New Willard
Hotel"
The Naval Academy medical staff yes
terday entertained Surgeon General Suzuki
Of the imperial Japanese navy. who came
over from Washington informally to visit
the local government institution.
While at the academy Surgeon Suzuki
paid an official visit to Superintendent
Sands of the academy, but as the day was
Sunday there were no ceremonies in his
honor. He was entertained at the officers
mess by Surgeons Stone and Byrnes, and
shown through the buildings at the insti-
tuition. He also attended the meeting OF
the Academy Y. NJ. G. A., being one of the
few high Japanese officials who have ac-
cepted Christianity.
The petition for mandamus to compel the
board of supervisors Of elections to place
upon the official ballot the names of the
Moss Bannon faction of the county democ-
racy will be argued before the circuit court
for Anne Arundel county. tomorrow. Judge
William H. Thomas sitting in the case
The result Of the argument and the decis-
lon of the court Is awaited with great in
terest locally.
At st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
yesterday morning Miss Mary Slama of this
city became the bride of Mr.. Frederick
Harbeck OF PASSPORT. The ceremony was
witnessed only by the immediate families
and a--few personal friends Of the contract
Ing parties.
The members of the second section of
young officers at the Naval Academy Ma
rine School of Application this morning
left for the state rifle range at Glen Burine
for one weeks target practice.
A summary court-martial convened at the
Naval Academy this morning for the purpose
of trying two enlisted men OF the Marine
Corps who are stationed at the local bar
racks. The courts president Is Lieut. Com
mander A. H. Scales, U. S. N, and the
charges against the men are understood to
be neglect OF and improper conduct while
on duty.
The St. Johns College base ball team has
elected Mr.. Roy NcCardell captain. in place
of Mr.. William Devries, who did not return
to college this season.;
Mr. ]. X. Rice, formerly of Washington,
D. c., was today promoted to clerk to the
superintendent at $3.50 per annurn, vice
II. e. Mccullough resigned. Mr.. Rice was
appointed to the Naval Academy about two
years ago and has made a great many
friends since he has been In Annapolis, Mr..
c. II. Unger of Baltimore, who was appoint
ed as a special laborer ((typewriter) sew
eral months ago. has been promoted TO spe-
cial laborer l(stenographer and typewriter)-
at 1904 per diem. Vice J. K. Rice, promoted.
Judge James Revell of the circuit court
for Anne Arundel this morning drew the
following jurors as. substitutes for others
previously drawn but who were excused:
Fourth district. James d. Reigle vice DR..
H. B. Grant, excused; sixth district, James
E.eLawman. vice Thomas X. McNeir, ex-
cused; eighth district, Thomas T. Common,
vice l.. e. Wilson, excused
Mrs. Lorena NJ. Nadel. wife of Mr.. Harry
c. Nadeil of Eastport. died yesterday after
noon. The deceased was twenty years old.
Death was the result of shock from an
operation recently performed. Mrs. NadelI
was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stewart Of Eastport The funeral will take
place Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
PASSPORT Baptist Church, the Rev. Mr..
Bayne, pastor. officiating.