The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-18

John s SChOdeid. War Department; Mr..
". F. Fox. Bureau american Republics;
Edward NJ Dawson, Interior Depart
ment; Dr. F. ". True. Smit hsouian In
stitution: Mr.. ". Dec. Raveuel Fish
Commission; Mr. G. W W hanger,
Labor Bureau Mr. W. c. Cox is secre-
taTy of the board
Major H. E. Alvord. chief Of the dairy
division Of the Agricultural Department.
is at present in Chicago in the interests
of dairying- He is looking up the mat
ter Of renovated butter. This butter.
which it old butter worked anew, is
taxed under the oIeOmargarine bill re
Gently passed by Congress.
The resignation Of Mr.. Thomas Dennis.
a watchman in the War and Navy De
partment, took effect on the fifteenth of
I this month. Nj. Dennis has been a
Waterman for a number of years. Prior
TO this employment ne served in the
navy, where he lost both Of his arms in
firing a salute He stands high in the
! estimation Of his fellow workers and is
universally well liked. he has built
/ handsome new home out on Congress
! Heights, where he viii enjoy the fruit
/ of his labors.
Mr.. r. G. Bailey, known among his as
/ sociates as Congressman Bailey. of the
4 fourth division of the Government Print
/ ing Office, left Tuesday evening for his
( old home in Virginia, where he will
/ spend his vacation. Prior 10 his ap-
! Pointment 10 the printing Office Nj
Z Bailey was in business for tel wears in
Butte. Mont. He received his point
ment from that State.
The employees of the Government
Printing Office are glad TO see Mr.. T..
J. Snyder back again at his old post
He has been just recovered from a seri-
Gus illness OF two months standing
It looks like old times to see Mr.
Charles E. Holmes name once. -1ore on
the roll Of employees at the Government
Printing Office. Mr. Holmes is q com
pOsitor in the first division. He was at
enc time foreman OF the night bill force
/ and again figured as assistant foreman
of the first division.
Mr. Theo Pergande, assistant ento-
moIogist OF the Bureau of Animal In
dustry, has just returned from a several
days trip down the river. He is great
lover Of Izaal. WaIton's sport and IS en-
Jertaining his friends with the exhibit
OF a number OF fine salt water trout.
They we're caught near St. George s
Island Mr.. Pergrande is showing the
I fish, but ne whispers confdentiaIIy that
be had 10 pay the other fellow q fee
Of his good shekels to induce him to
part company with them Mr. Per
gande had promised his fellow workers q
mess Of hsh, but owing to the high winds
he played n hard luck. However. he is
2 man Of his word and he brought the
promised fish. While away Mr.. Per
gande E.as true &c his ento,nological in
stincts. He investigated some plant
lice, discovering what he thinks viii De
three new new species He brought home
the shrubs upon which hf found them
in order that these shrubs may be deter
mined.
1lT. Pergande viii have been in the
service Of the Government twenty-five
years =ext &ay having served. according
10 his c,-n staten nt, longer than anv
other man in the chronological depart
ment.
Dr.. D. e salm9n. chief Of tn Bureau
Of Amin IJddstry- sails for Europe
the first :, week The purpose Of
his voyage AL y to examine new
! style. Of 1sLC ia5i for cattle ships
part Of l.. S4T aon's duty consists
In supervise he lifting up OF cattle
ships thar 4eh olI ports. Those IN
. teTested are asa ing his inspection
, and should i meet his approval the new
process OF ,entilating will be largely
adopted by his country. Dr.. salmon
has bCen IN he employ of the Govern
meDt for f-eLty years. Before the or
ga-iiZatiOH If The Bureau Of Animal In
dustry il 1884 he was for some years a
veterinarian