Evening capital., 1907-06-03
GALLOWAY LEADS CLASS.
STANDING OF MIDSHIPMEN
WHO WILL GRADUATE
on THURSDAY.
Iuo Maryland BOYS In Lst-The Class
07 Began With Jl7 7-Gradu-
ates 10S.

"a has been officially given out that
Richard s. Galloway. appointed AT
Isrra. leads the graduates Of the Naval
teaiemv who viii receive their di-
.ramas ON next Thursday morning
from the hands Of the Secretary Of the
Navy.
ts "a result og the fnal examina-
lions which ended Friday. the relative
.fsnIing Of the first class was given
aut Saturday afternoon. It was ex-
s.cteI the first h0nors would fall to
fFear a.. Ewing, Of Chicago, but n
.ffrht change was made By the final
rsr,acaliou marks. Midshipamn Gal
..wav has been cadet commander. the
airhest ranking officer in the brigade
40 miishipmen.
Une member Of the class -IBe1j jam in
E. Lombard, of Hillhouse. Miss, is
uu o1tended sick leave because Of a
mental affection, and viii be dropped
Incs into the second class. Two
others Emory r. element. Of Canaan
Iairua ". Y..and Philip .. Griniths.
.f Stockton. cal. whose names are
siten at the end Of the list below, are
rat given "a scholastic ranking. pend
iur fnal action ~ the academic board
rs their eases. IL Is expected they
wiI ha graduated. however, and this
wiII affect the standing Of the lower
portion 81 the division 60 a slight ex-
tent.
As IS generally the ease, Maryland
Il. represented among the graduates.
Richard ~. .Conman, son Of Com
rnnnIer Uc Witt -. C0nman, Of the
navy. was born IN Annapolis snd re-
criEeI bis appointment from this city.
fIrnrv e.. Gearing. Jr.. son Of Com
nauder Gearing. Of the navy. lived
most of Dis life in Anuap0i Is, although
appointed from Pittsburg.
Tha class of '01 began with 3i1 men,
INl uf whom have fallen BY the way
sfla. some have become citizens, a
Tow have died. others have dropped
e. tsa class OS. and some have enter
Cd In other branches of the naval ser
tf... With those who will graduate
un Thursday reNt there will have
-rrIunfel in tte class 90. 2Os mid
shIrmon. Uf this number - were
et1IuairI iu the First Section, which
received diplomas on the 18th Of
september. 'o6 fifty were graduated
wffh tbr second section who received
diplomas on February II, o.. and
~ viii b, graduated on next Thurs
AHr. luuC g.
Fho NaNy Department has decided
tnHt future classes uf midshipmen
shall mot bs isroruaturgly graduated. as
has boom ihs case during the last few
veslrs. The earlier Eraduati0ns were
made necessary by the urgent need Of
omcers fer the new ships of the navy,
Hut this demand has now been met.
rhDse in charge of the Academy viii
rclcome tho return 90 the old custom
.f graduation in june. They never
locked with ftvor upon the change.
Tire stand IS as follows:
o. Elrhnrf n. sa'f way. at large.
HtearrI o. Gpriluski. Nauticokes va.
Niurencc y. titukamp, Milwaukee
NfEar AZ Nwlnx. NuieaEo-
ftfeE W Mcconnell. cate iltv. PF.
/. Joseph W. Iawc8t. Manchester y. "a.
trsiie E Hraftun. HASTINGS. Web,
I,HHrrt on Nunl lnumery, council buns,la.
f.Hinn q. rrrNcr, Batavia - \.
I t.tHrre lurrus uuluth. Ninn.
ttirH O.. stewart, Huron, :. ,,
charles p h0sey. fortsaanths y H.
F.ra tf. Allen. scranton Ia.
WfInu F. Ausfen. Abilene. Kan
r.rr H HruuEs Detroit Mich.
Hnnnucl a. Icffutst. HufttnEton- Iowa,
ttrEirlus g.. Glars. atoutoEu- "a
ftacs mcc Murray. fhomas, "a
WH.l1m H. sherlock carton phlo.
IIaro @ H 1ohustoue. hutte. Moot
IIHcrF t. t4e1riu9, Ir.r btttshure
Her NJ Eut. Gun ssto#ns unto
In1tfrue a. lnnfusoats @fs Attstins eAa7 |
y. I.eHrrn lr simpson. brooklyn. y. n.
Hrnnrn II -mifh. salt f.ake City, tah,
Joseph Bter. f'rairie Hill, Nd.
.faraif fi ititter. iteaaings "a.
r ffamcr M. Norton. Cleveland.
f#arf.e @ Keller. kast0nv "a
ua i Wliisus, Moedyills Ai...
r. eaa1nfI ~. Henderson. iu besteus ARK.
t t1ri g.. Erakow. Dubuque. Iowa.
t.r.rf H. Miles. at large.
I fr1lu1It b. Oliimor. Crsston Iowa.
IHues Parser. Ir.. Newark. > J.
IHnn D.. tuE. spencer. tud.
rnar.csf. windsor, Iron river. Nieh.