Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-13
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
Easton CMd.) Militia Rifle Practice
Academy Notes.
aspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July IL, 1905
At meeting of the board of trustees of
the Annap polls High School. held last night
Miss Baldwin OF New York was appointed
teacher of languages to succeed Miss Elz-
abeth Bell, resigned. Miss May Tate was
also appointed teacher of the fifth grade.
vice Miss Eliza beth Tate, resigned to &C
cept a position in st. Stephens School for
Girls at Germantown. Philadelphia.
Among those recently appointed to the
position of assistant paymaster in the
United States navy Is William Southgate
Zane son of Commander Zane and grand
son of the late Rev. w. S. Southgate, for
thirty years rector of st. Anne's Church.
this city.
The state steamer Governor McLane.
Capt. George r. Navy, left here today with
the members of Company + of Easton.
Nd, who practiced yesterday at Sanders
rifle range near Glen Burnie, this county.
Thursday the Governor McLane will bring
over Company c of Cambridge for the
same purpose.
An order was recently issued at the Ma
val Academy which gives to the wives and
members of the family of officers the priv
ilege of using the bowling alley and one OF
the rooms of the new officers mess building
during the summer months while most OF
the officers away on the summer cruise.
The additional room set aside for their use
is the one known the Yellor room, in
which they may serve refreshments The
female folk of the academy take much in
terest in knocking down the pins. and
some pleasure has been expressed at their
being granted the use Of the alley.
Mr.. Thomas Tydings, a member OF the
Annapolis Gun Club, will leave Annapolis
tomorrow morning for Betterton. Md,
where he will enter into several or the
events in connection with the annual clay
target shoot to be given there by Capt
James f. Malone of the Baltimore Shooting
Association. The shoot began there today,
and will continue for several days.
Several additional candidates, having
passed all the mental and physical exami-
nations for admission into the Naval Acad-
envy We're duly sworn in this morning as
members Of the new fourth class. They
were as follows: Duke Applewhtte, Indiana;
Rowland H. Brewer, Delaware; Howard X.
| Eceleston, Missouri: James r. Barry,
| Michigan; William T. Little, Mississippi;
Rudolph J. Joers, Missouri.
Adjt. Gen Clinton L. Riggs of the Mary
land National Guard today issued COM
mission to First Lieut.. John dep. Douw,
| mayor Of Annapolis, of Company G, 1st In
fantry. of this city. Mr.. Douw was recently
elected next highest officer of that COM
pany at a meeting of its members. He fills
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. George T. Tydings
Funeral services over the remains of the
late John Johnson, who yesterday morning
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the brain at the residence of his
brother, Mr.. James L. Johnson, on North
west street, were held this morning at the
residence. after which the body was es-
corted to the city cemetery and buried in
the family lot. The deceased was a nephew
of Reverdy Johnson, the Maryland jurist
Mrs. Updegraff. wife of Prof. Milton Up
degraff of the Naval Academy left today
for Sweet Chalybeate Springs, Va.
Dr. Joseph C. Bloodgood of Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Baltimore, came here last
night and performed an operation upon
Mr.. Conray, clerk In the museum at the
Naval Academy.
At a meeting of the supervisors of cleo
ton yesterday afternoon the appointment
of clerks and judges of the fall election
was made. Those for Annapolis are Harry
the second ward.
Mrs. 8. r. Brewer and daughters, Doro-
thea' and Marjorie. are visiting friends in
Washington.
Dir. Richard Grady. the Naval Academy
dentist, left yesterday to take sea trip to
| Rockland, Me.