Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-25
ALL RIGHT, MENTALLY
OF 285 ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY
APPLICANTS 1873 QUALIFIED,

| ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 25.-The aca-
deinic board of the Naval Academy yester-
| day passed upon the papers of the candi-
| dates who took the mental examination for
! admission into the institution, held last
| week The board found that of the 2S5
young men who appeared for the tests 15S
| successfully qualified. OF this number III
| hold principal appointments, while the
| other Al were appointed either as first sec
ond or third a!ternates. Those entitled to
appointment will be examined physically as
| soon as practicable.
| The percentage of successful ones this
time-55-s somewhat better than the re-
| suit of the April examinations. conducted
| under the supervision of the civil service
! commission at the several stations through
out the country. although in previous years
between 60 and 10 per cent successfully
| qualified In the April tests about A. per
cent of those who appeared were success
| full
| 1t is of interest to note that the ten
! young men who received their appoint
| ments from President Roosevelt either as
| principals or alternates were successful.
| Three Maryland boys are listed among the
successful ones. They are ]. A. Gray, ap-
gressional district; G. w. D. Dashiell,
| senatorial appointee, as second alternate,
| and T. NJ. Denny, appointed from the
fourth district also second alternate.
| The Complete List.
| Following is the complete list Of those
who passed, with the congressional dis
tricts, or as they were otherwise appointed:
Principals-G. B. Ashe, fourth North Car
DINA; o. A. Badger. at large; ]. A. Bard.
fourth Illinois; ]. H. Ball, jr., senatorial,
| Iowa; F. Baltzly, fourth Massachusetts:
E. L. Barr. senatorial, California: P. NJ.
Bates, second Oregon: r. E. L. Bats, tenth
Texas; w. Van c. Brandt. senatorial, A a
| bama: NJ l.. Brown, seventh Missouri: II.
| F. Bruns senatorial, West Virginia; P.
| Buchanan fourth Texas; B. s. Billiard.
| third Wisconsin; r. l.. Bush, fourth Ken
lucky; A. H. Butler, seventh Louisiana. ].
G. Byrnes. at large: w. F. Galloway, fifth
Missouri; w. d. Chandler, jr., senator al,
New Hampshire; H. s. Mex. Clay, fifth
Pennsylvania; F. M. Collier, ninth Virginia;
F. B. Conger, jr, sixth Kansas: A. D. Con-
senatorial, Kentucky, s. NJ. Decker, sena
| torial, Texas; NJ. l.. Deyo, twenty-fourth
New York; E. r. Ebere, at large, New
Mexico; w. L. Eisenach, eighth Minnesota;
r. H. English. tenth Georgia; V. P. Erwin,
| senatorial, Kansas; R. S. Field. sixth Mis-
sissippi; ]. A. Fletcher, third Connecticut;
A. w. Ford, Second Kansas: r. /. Gentry,
fifth Kansas; T: C. Gibbs, senatorial. Flor
ida; E. d. Gill, seventh Kansa as; NJ. d.
Gilmore, sixteenth Pennsylvania; j. !.
Glendenning. senatorial. Colorado; H. r.
Glennon, sixth Kansas; D. c. Goodwin, first
| North Carolina: NJ. X. Goodridge. sixth
c. F. Greene. senatorial Ohio H. S. Halls
lip, fourth Wisconsin; G. NJ. Hall, seventh
Pennsylvania; F. s. Hatch. second New
| Carolina; H. F. Henderson. jr., fourth Ne
braska; H. w. Hill, third California: R. NJ.
Hinckley at large, Minnesota; r. P. Hin
richs. second Louisiana: F. c. Hoddrick.
| first Colorado; NJ. Hodwon, third Illinois;
J. D. Hozendorff, eleventh Georgia.. B.
HUT. seventh Virginia; ]. p Hyman,
fourth South Carolina; ]. S. Irwin. ninth
Y. Johnson. first Missouri; w. D. Keeney.
at large, Montana; N. l.. Kirk. third Mime
sofa; L. Lamberton, first Vermont: E. B.
Lapham. thirteenth Illinois; NJ. w. Lari-
twenty-ffth Illinois; o. w. Leidel, twenty
second Illinois: l.. H. Lewis, eleventh Ken
lucky; r. w. Lewis, sixteenth Ohio; s. d.
McCaughey, fourteenth Illinois; E: e: Nc
Gehee, fifth Louisiana; H. D. McHenry,
twenty-seventh Pennsylvania; c. st. c.
McNeill, second West Virginia; D. 8. Nc
Quarrie, senatorial. Utah; T. H. McCheehy,
eleventh Indiana; P. B. Mccartney, ninth
New York; S. D. Maddox, fourth Tennes-
see; ]. H. Magruder,. jr., fourth West Vir-
ginia; P. c. Marmion, second West Vir-
ginia; R. o: Mason. second Kansas; P. C.
Mayfield, third Kentucky; r. E. Meade,
fourth Virginia; j. T. Melvin, fourth Ala
bama; C. Newton. jr., fifth Louisiana: E. b.
Nixon, eleventh New York; c. A O'Boyle.
North Carolina; w. Perkins. at large;
R. M Perley, seventh Massachusetts; w. b.
Phillips, fifth North Carolina; H. c. Phin-
ney, fourth New Hampshire; w. M. Quig-
ley eighth New York; E. H. Rehm, seventh
Indiana: c. F. Reynard, sixth Louisiana;
j. K Richards, jr., tenth Ohio; F. l.. Reif-
kohl, Porto Rico; E. Rodgers, jr., senatorial,
Maryland; J. L. Rodgers: seventh OHIO;
R. G. Roseborough, second Mississippi; r. :
c. Scott, sixth Virginia; NJ f. Seller, thirty
second New York; /. siglinser, at large
G. A. Smith. seventh Illinois; L. P. Smith.
ninth Illinois; H. E. Snow. sixth New Jer-
sey; r. G. Stern. second Pennsylvania; ]. NJ
Sylvester. District Of Columbia; F. E; P;
Uberoth, fourth Illinois; G. b. Vroom. third
Pennsylvania; w. c. Waddell sixteenth I'LL
nois: W. W. Webster first South Da-
second Massachusetts,; E. D. Wilson, sixth
Kentucky; o. Woodford, senatorial, Ne
vada H. c. Wolf. second Connecticut; R. F.
Wood, thirteenth New York; c. Q. Wright,
Iowa: M. H. Anderson, senatorial, Wash
also fourteenth Texas; w. H. Burtis, fourth
California; w. w. Canaga, sixteenth Ohio;
c. w. Cassidy, third Connecticut; G; L.
stock, twentieth, Ohio; F. w. Cowles, sena-
torial, Connecticut; F. s. Craven, at large;
G. w. D. Dashiell, senatorial, Maryland ~;
W. 8. Davidson, twentythird Pennsylvania;
E. F. Dickinson, at large CMontana); r. M.
Doyle, jr. senatorial. Washington; c. Law.
briggs, second Michigan; w: H; Eberly.
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Virginia. O. M Foster, twelfth Missouri;
]. L. Fox, thirty-second New York; W. E;
Goodhue, tenth Illinois; e. H; Gould, third
Michigan ca; H. r. w. Herwig. ninth Vir-
ginia. ca; r. c. Gresham. ninth North
C2): W. F. Kurfess, third Indiana A. Loder,
eighth New Jersey; c. F. McCord. first
Colorado; F. c. McCord. second Indiana 81;
G. ]. McMillin. eighteenth Ohio; H. D. Nc
Lachlan, eighth New Jersey 90; w. H.
Osgood. twelfth Ohio; A. M: Pendleton,
tn rtaenth New York C3): J. r. Peterson. jr.,
eighteenth New York; R. s. Renner, eight
eenth New York CO; H. w. Scofeld, second
Michigan 2): j. B. Smith, eighteenth New
York; H. w. Stark. senatorial Ohio CD;
F. W. Wilson, first North CAROLINA c);
woodruff. at large (South Carolina).
The following candidates. having quail
fed in both the mental and physical exam
nations were today admitted into the Ma
val Academy: Delavan B. Downer, New
York city: Snowden D. Maddox, Buffalo
Valley, Tenn; Robert D. Simmons, Charles
| ton. S. c.. and Emory w. Coil, Marietta.
Ohio.