Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
ANNAPOLIS NOTES.
Gov. Warfeld Stirs Up the Supervisors
Of Election.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ANNAPOLIS. July Il, 1905
Commander T. B. Howard and his fam
lily have moved into their new quarters
inside the Naval Academy Enclosure, and
will in future reside at 10 Sampson Row.
Lieut.. Thomas P. Magruder, aid to Super
intednent Sands and his family TODAY
moved from their former quarters In Colds
borough Row to the official residence OF
the superintendent aid at 40 Rodgers Row.
The official time bell at the Naval
Academy on which the bells" are struck
OF each half hour during the day and
night was today set up In front Of the new
midshipmens quarters building lust To tho
right of the flag pole
by new order recently issued at the
academy In addition to the sentry and
sergeant OF the guard there will In future
be second lieutenant stationed NJ ~
main, or Maryland avenue entrance -
Ine institution during the daylight hours
rms officer Is made an additional off1car
OF the guard and will be on duty during
the forenoon and from after 1 o'clock iii
8 pm. LII
me pleasude sloop Robert Center the
submarine torpedo boat Holland and the
suho9at AlVarado of the Naval Academy
vessels cleared from here this mornino az
an early hour for Norfolk navy ward All
three of the vessels will undergo renairs
and painting before returning to their
station here INCH
The government tug Standish arrived NJ
the Naval Academy this morning from her
Trip 10 the midshipmens practice cruise
squadron, whittier she went last week with
mail and the laundry
Gov. Warfield as "voter of AN, A.
undel county who wanted a clean election :"
came to Annapolis this morning from his
Howard county home and made an almost
clean sweep of the supervisor of elactiops,
office In this city.
The action of the governor which CON-
sisted OF calling for the resignation OF Mr.
FRANK Revell and. 1t is also said. that of
MT robert WerntZ and later per-emntori-
ly ordering Mr.. Revell out of office ga me
IKE bomb and created the greatest ex
Stteheht w nile the executive has declared
MI MT levers Office vacant and appointed
Mr. benjamin Watkins to the place Mr.
robert Moss. as counsel for Revell de
clares that his clients Office is not va
Gated nor will 1t be until the court az
appeals of the state so decides"
The action of Gov. Warield grew o,t NJ
charges preferred against ReveII by Gen,
FRANK A. Bond of the fourth district of
the county. These charges stating. 1t is
said, that Mr.. Revell was mlsusinp his
once Tor political advancement and is an
aVowed candidate for the nomination as
county sheriff on the democratic ticket
were filed with the governor at his Howard
county home last night
daughter was born to the wife of City
Counsellor Hugh Ridgley Riley this morn
Ing.
Inc family of Mr.. James NJ. Munroe is
summering at Essex, n. Y
Rear Admiral Silas w. Terry United
States navy, who is spending the summer
here with his family. left today for Wash
ington.
Mrs. Porter wife of Commander Theo-
doric Porter. United States navy is quite
III at her residence here
Prof. Arthur Newton Brown of the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Brown have sailed for
Halifax, N. 8.
James NJ. Munroe as attorney, today sold
at public auction in front OF the court
house the seventy-siX-acre farm in the
eighth district formerly owned and occu-
pied by Capt John r. Lee. The consid-
Grafton was n,15O and the purchaser Mr.
B. Allan Owings of West River.
Midshipman Hawthorne of the fourth
class, Naval Academy, who is Ill of typhoid
fever at the Academy Hospital, is reported
| in an improved condition.
There was an interesting squirt on the
waters Of the harbor yesterday afternoon
between the first and second four-oared
| crews of the Severn Boat Club in which
| the seniors gave their less expert fellows a
| good handicap The finish close and
would have been more SO but for slight
accident in the second shell just before
| the finish line was crossed with the first
| a length ahead. The first crew was COM
posed as follows: Stroke, Walton cap
tain); 3, Green; 2, White; bow, Scannell
Murphy: 3, Ireland; e Hall: bow. VIM
chester. The work of Hall at No. proved
a great surprise. as he Is q Junior member
| of the club and much younger. well as
| lighter. than the men he was pulling with
| His stroke gives promise OF development
| into expert oarsmenship for next season
| The third. or Junior crew, was also out
yesterday, and Is composed of Rullman,
Howard. Claude and Thompson.
| During the severe hot weather a new
regime has gone into effect at the marine
| barracks, Naval Academy. There are no
| drills after $50 an. The first drill is at
| a. m and there is a parade and drill from
| z 80 to $50 am.
The Business Mems Association OF An
napolis gave a picnic today at which pro-
vision was made to feed zoe. 1t is esti-
mated that over 1900 people were present
| on the grounds. The affair was big sue
| cess
| Mayor ]. de Peyster Douw made his first
| official call on Rear Admiral James H.
Sands, superintendent Of the Naval
| Academy. yesterday. There is very
| friendly and cordial feeling manifest be-
| tween the city and Naval Academy author
| tiles.
An effort Is being made to remove the
| case of Harry H. Rehm, now in the Balti-
more city jail, on the charge of fratricide,
to the circuit court in this county Rehm
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