The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-20
Interesting Gossip Cleaned Among Employees
of Government Bureaus.
SAILOR OF FORTUNE UNDER MANY FLAGS
Varied Career of Quarternaser Nicholas Carol-COlum
bia Union After National typographical Conven-
ton Kansas Indians Poor Farmers

ings and equipments, and is generally
second in command at such places. Mr..
BriIs5UTy has had good training for this
position at his former home and in the
department, and he won the place
through civil service examination. max
ing a record Of $3.50
Mr.. BTilsbuTy is native OF Iowa.
He was appointed TO a position in the
Department OF Agriculture over two
years ago He was formerly q resident
Of Carroll county, Iowa, and is con-
stituent of Representative Conner
Mr. Harry ODonnell, makeup at the
agricultural branch of the Government
Printing Office, is one OF the most popu-
lar members of the craft. He has been
IN the city for several years, and was
first employed IN the main Office. Two
years ago he was transferred to the
agricultural branch Mr. ODonneu is
leading member OF Columbia Typo
GRAPHICAL Union, and has held important
positions in it. He has received fatteT-
ing votes on all occasions. Mr. O'Don-
nell came from Illinois.
Miss NJ c. DivaIbIiss. Of the District
Of Columbia, has been promoted at the
Treasury Department She has been in
the service for several years, and is a
clerk in the Office Of the Treasurer
Mr.. Orlando H. BisselI. Of Ohio. has
been promoted in the Office Of the Audit
or for the War Department He came
into the Office during the first Mckinley
Administration AMI has been promoted
several times.
Mr. c. G. Morrison, -'reyiser" in the
library branch Of the Government Print
ing Office, has the important task Of
putting the finishing touches on the type
before it is put to press. He IS noted
IN the Library for his ability and his
thoroUehness n al that pertains 10
printing. MT. Morrison IS from the
favored State Of Ohio and has printed in
nearly every State.
Mr. Lloyd N. TIIman, Of Tennessee,
/ long and favorably known as an employee
OF the Treasury Department, has been
promoted He Is retained in the office
Of the Auditor for the Postofice De-
partment.
Mr.. August Busck, OF the division Of
entomology. Department Of Agriculture,
is one Of the most interesting men in
the department he is learned and
enthusiastic "bugologist." valued
member Of the corps Of investigators,
and has some interesting specimens
Mr. Busck received an excellent edu-
cation IN the old country, being a Dane
by birth He has been in Cuba, going
there shortly after the Americans took
charge. and did good work for the en-
tomoIogical division
Dr. D. E. Salmon. head Of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry, has gone to Cornell
University. ithaca, y. Y, TO attend the
/ commencement and thirtieth annual re-
union Of the first graduating class, of
which he was a member
EntomoIogist L. o. Howard is also at
ithaca for commencement
Col S Il Birch. chief clerk Of the
Bureau Of Animal Industry, and DR.. r.
y. Hickman. chief OF the miscellaneous
division. have gone 70 the Eastern States
to held examinations for promotion at
the various stations Of the bureau They
20 as special examiners for the Civil
Service Commission and the promotions
in contemplation are to be made under
! the civil service laws.