The evening times., 1902-06-12
DEPARTMENTAL WORKERS
interesting Gossip Cleaned Among Employees
of Government Bureaus.
THE RISE OF A YOUNG GEORGIA STATESMAN
How the Terrell Faction Carried the Cracker State Sad
Story of Young Man Who Refused Position
as Cashier of a Bank
Use OF A YOUNG GEORGIA STATESMAN

I of it. He is a constituent of the baby
/ Congressman. Mr.. Lever. coming from
/ Sumter The city Of Sumter is one OF
the oldest in the country. and a place
about which much tradition and history
hangs Il was built on the former farm
of Gen Thomas Sumter. the brilliant
Whig leader, who caused the British
army and the Tories so much trouble
Clara Louise kellogg. the famous
singer, was born there
Mr.. Ingram was one OF the first men
to volunteer for the Spanish American
war. He was a member of the First
Company Of the First South Carolina
Regiment.
Conmissione- Proctor, Of the Civil
Service Commission, will spend his sum
n.er vacation with the President at
Oyster Bay
Mr.. John T. Doyle. secretary of the
Civil Service Commission. is travelling
through the Middle West, holding a Sc
ries Of examinations He viii return
about the last of the month
Mr. Charles H Greenacher, assistant
.doorkeeper at the Government Printing
Office, cff1ciates as guide, and he is
good one. There are frequently parties
wishing to go through the largest
printing Office in the world, and guide
is necessary. The machines that do the
7 ork Of q dozen people are shown and
explained, also the varied processes OF
printing, binding and finishing publica-
tions. The majority Of visitors are sim
ply. astounded at the magnitude of the
place and the diversified character of
The work.
Mr. Judson Foust, Of Ohio, has been
transferred from the Postodice Depart
ment to the Office OF the Auditor for the
Postof1ice Department, in the Treasury
Building. He has worked up through
the mail service and knows the system
Thoroughly
Nj. Noah ". Tryon. Of Indiana. has
been promoted in the Office Of the
Treasurer Of the United States He
commenced n a humble position a few
years ago, and has had creditabIe /
caree:.
Mr.. Fred Henke. the popular electri-
clan in the Union Building. which con
ta1ns the Street Postofce and two i'm
portaRt sections OF the P4tent Office, (
falling from a bicycle. He was badly
bruised and disabled for several days. /
Another promotion has come 10 Mr.
W S. BeIden, a clerk in the osHee Of the !
Auditor for the Postof1ce Department /
He came into the offce an unknown 1
young man from the great Vest but
soon established q reputation as an ex-
cellent clerk, as his several promotions /
bear witness.
The United States Geological Survey
has organized the field parties for the
coming season, which are TO continue (
the Topographic survey OF the State Of I
Kew York in cooperation With the State
engineer and surveyor. Ehe work viii I
be carried On simultaneously in several /
parts Of the State: notably in the north
ern counties. including the Adirondack
region; on Long Island, in the central
counties. and along parts Of the Hudson
River, and in the extreme western poT-
tion OF the State. Those who VIII con
duct the work are Messrs. George H.
Guerdrum. topographer; ". H s. Morey,
traFeTseman- A P Meade. il. IeveITaan;
+. G-af it., and T. Williamson. II. rod
men; G. SeideI. flying Ievelman: Glenn
S Smith, topographer; A T. Fowler,
tTaveTseman. J. II. Whitman. jr W R
Harper, z. G. Hamilton. assistant tOpoE-
raphersi Oscar Jones, tOpograDheT; a
G. Roberts, tOpogTapheT Prof a H
Thompson, Gilbert Young. 9. 81. Dim
mick. J. I Gayetty. field assistants: W
Kelley, ieyeIuan; H. R Sturtevant, D.
r. Williamson, rOdmen. a II. Bum
stead, topogTapher; J. P Mack and s.
C Hastings, field assistants; !. Z. Tuck
CT, TOdman. and G. c Mills. leveIman.
a second party in central New York
VIII work under J. H Jennings. tOpog-
rapher; W E Green. J. z. Mcguire. lev
elmen; F. Mallory, r p Thompson.
rodmen; Gilbert Young. ". o. TUFTS. F.
T. Fitch, and J. D. Olin, field assistants.