Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-04
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED THE
MENTAL TESTS.
The List Numbers One Hundred And
Thirty. .Eight-OnIy Forty Per Cent
Passed Successfully.
THERE ARE IoI PRINCIPALS,
81 ALTERNATES

The candidates for the Naval Acad-
emy who recently took the mental ex-
animation conducted under the super
vision of the Civil Service Commits
sion at the several stations through
out the country, have been kept on the
anxious bench for few weeks. but
at 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
most of them learned their fate.
One hundred and thirty-eight Of the
candidates were successful in the men
tai tests and of this number l0l are
principals. The Academic Board met
yesterday afternoon and finally passed
upon the examination papers and an
nounced the names of the successful
ones. In all, 328 candidates took the
examination, SO that less than 40 per
cent. were successful.
The candidates will now be notified
10 report at the Naval Academy early
in June to be examined as to their
physical condition. Following are the
names of whose who passed and the
Congressional districts from which
they were appointed, those holding
appointments as second or third alter
mates being designated by numerals
in parenthesis:
Principals-W. Il. Harley, Second
South Carolina; j. +. Bailey, Nine
teenth New York; II. Ketchum, Eigh
teenth New York Il. +. Croker, Jr.,
Tenth New York; II. @. Douglas,
Sixth New York; S. Picking, at large
ID. X. Grafton, Thirty first Pennsyl-
vania; l.. Z. Wenzell. Thirty second
Pennsylvania; B Clark, Jr., Twenty
fourth Pennsylvania; T.. G. Howe,
Twelfth Massachusetts; L. Baxter,
Fourteenth Massachusetts, II. l.. Kib-
bee, Fifteenth Pennsylvania. II. j..
Merring, Thirty-third New York; G.
Il. Perkins, Thirty first New York
B. II. Bieri, Second Minnesota; T..
y. Melendy, Second Indiana; G. III.
Cobb, Senatorial, Maine; X. 4. Den
nett, Senatorial, Maine; w. j. But
Ter, Third Massachusetts, IL. ii.
Banson, First South Carolina; l.. X.
Taylor, First West Virginia; G. NJ.
Lowry, Twenty Pennsylvania;
l.. Aronstam, Sixth New York; S.
X. Day, Eleventh Pennsylvania; III.
II. Dunton, Senatorial, Idaho; n. Il.
Harrison, Washington, at large j.
Garbett, First Virginia; j. III. Tay-
lor, Second Missouri; Il. X. McClung,
Eighth Indiana; #. II. Regan, Fourth
A. M. Tschirgi, Third
Iowa; j. w. Anderson, Senatorial.
Tennessee; X. q. Payne, Fifth Endi-
ana; j. X. Esler, Sixth Michigan;
p. II. Foster, Senatorial, Idaho; w.
NJ. Perkins, Senatorial, California;
NJ. NJ. Marcus, Jr., Thirty-sixth.
New York; G. M. Won Roeder, Tenth
r. w. Paine, District of Co
lumbia at large; w. A. Riedel,
Fourth New Jersey A. l.. Morgan,
Jr., Seventh Arkansas E. III. Nc
Kittrick, First Iowa; III. LAP. Clark,
Kansas j. II. Bowden,
Fifth California; w. III. O'Brien, Jr.,
Fourth Indiana; D. Il. Canova, SEN
atorial, Florida; Il. w. Hanson, Sen
atorial, Maine; II. j. Ryland, Sena-
torial, California; w. G. Barnes, Fifth
Georgia; II. Z. Myers, Senatorial,
conisn, III. Bodo, Second Ohio; q.
II. Carstaphen, Fourth Arkansas; A.
X. Mac, Twenty y-first Illinois; G. ii.
Curry, First New Jersey c. G. Cor
don, Twenty New York; w.
Miller, Fifth kentucky; T.. ID. Cape
hart, Senatorial, New Hampshire; L.
$. Pamperin, Ninth Wisconsin; III. 5.
Spencer, Ninth Wisconsin; III. A.
Flint, Senatorial, Vermont; v. Meyer,
sixteenth New York; T.. Il. Ham
mond, Senatorial. California; *. G.
Senatorial, Rhode Island
J.. e. Prince, Senatorial, Connecti-
cut; $. Il. Rose, Senatorial, Tennes-
see j. G. Thorn, Senatorial, Wyo-
ming: J. v. Wilson, Washington, at
large; w. G. Hayes, Ninth Ohio; J..
b. Green, Twelfth Illinois; 5. Nj.
Mason, Senatorial. Rhode Island; j.
IL. Taylor, Sixth Indiana; j. #.
Meigs, Jr., Thirteenth Pennsylvania;
b. Il. Howard, Ninth Illinois; II. NJ.
Griffin, Senatorial, Virginia: l..
Wasson, First Maine; Ill. #. Kingman,
North Dakota; o. M.
Read, Jr., Second South Carolina; T..
:. stone, Senatorial, Arkansas; p. ID.
Beach, at large, Connecticut; w. y.
Ford. Fifth New York; b. M. Snyder,
second Michigan; ). Mitchell, Tenth
North Carolina: A. Macomb, First
Michigan; X. w. Spencer. Senatorial,
Minnesota; Il. +. Playman, Eighth
wisconsin; NJ. X. Hollowell, First
Colorado; c. G. Waters, Seventh
Iowa; w. III. Jouett, Fourth Califor-
MIA; l.. T.. Knerr, Senatorial, Kansas;
f. r. Sessions, Fifth Michigan; j.
Il. Nelson, at large, Idaho; X. III.
Booth, Ninth Iowa, w. T.. Baugh-
man, Second California; i. B.
Boomer, Senatorial, Idaho; q. +.
Howell, Fifteenth illinois,; Il. q. Ris
ley, First Connecticut: o. Q. Hagen,
Ninth Minnesota.
Alternates X. Moses (2l, First
New York; X. Vandecop, Thirteenth
New York; III. Stems (3). Eighth
New Jersey; l.. w. Batten, Jr., Tenth
New York: II. T. Branch. Sixth New
York: j. Nj. Cadwallader. FIRST New
York; W. +. Hauyer, 90, Senatorial,
MARYLAND; T.. Nice. Moore, t2),
Twenty-ninth Pennsylvania; T.. H.
Cochran. Seventh Pennsylvania; II.
q. Peiree, Fourth Massachusetts; T..
r. Hornan, sixth Massachusetts; Il.
a. small (2), Tenth Massachusetts; :;
a. II. Jacobs t2), Sixteenth Penn
sylyania: r. G.. Grayson, Fourth Ala
basna; +. r. Phepls, tS), First Mary
land: Il. Earle, t3l, Third Massachu-
setts; Il. I4eR. Gayhart (3l, Senator
ial. ohio; q. w. Whiteside, Twentieth
Illinois; f. +. NJ. Whiting, Ninteenth
New York: f. G.. Peters, Thirtieth
Pennsylvania; II. Davis, Tenth Penn
svylania; c. X. Martin t2l, Thirtieth
Pennsylvania; n. Davis, Isl, Sena-
torial. Massachusetts; F. i. Reynolds
t2l. AT large, Delaware; p. Dyren-
forth, at large; J. n. Smith, Jr, (2).
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