The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-24
NICE FISH FOUND IN HAWAIIAN WATERS

touching that country. While = 7arps
body Of Federal troops were canine,
near the Tennessee line. q harmless oh
negro left the camp and went down into
tennessee He was singing most aT the
time and after the Confederares can
JuFed him be sang himself to death
win the old negro there was a big In
dian Who thought he could do the SDv
act The Confederate general ZoIIi-
Golfer thought so, too and after a few
/ soldiers with a rope interviewed there
. was no more Indian. General ZoIli-
/ Golfer was brilliant man AID his plea
Tor the Union is one Of the memora bic
speeches OF the period just before the
/ war He, however. vent with the ma
/ jority OF his people after secession
/ Mr. Adams remembers distinctly the
/ Inc mountain regiment Of cavalry that
+ Col jim BTownlOw made up in Tennes-
/ see and gave the Union \ schoolnate
/ Of Mr. Adams, Henry Aiken. married a
I daughter of the famous ParsOn Brown
low, the strenuous Uuionist OF Teanes-
see
Mr. Edward a Harraden. OF New
/ York. a clerk in the Office Of the Treas
UTeT of the United States. is on the
happy roll He was promoted by a re
cent order issued at the Treasury De
! partment.
Mr.. J, W Fowler. who has been for
several years clerk in the document
division Of the Patent Office. has been
promoted to be the head Of that depart
Il ent- He is particularly we'll fitted for
the position. having been secretary 30
Mai J NJ Emory. Tho was Tor long
time the chief Major Emory died late
" and the secretary was made chief
Mr.. Fowler is one of the longtime
employees OF the Interior Department. !
He was appointed from Maryland IN
1864 and has been continuously in the
department since. He Is fine official, +
and there is general qualification that he
is chief OF the division of documents.
Mr.. c. Cant Harris is one Of the &C
tive men in the Electrical Department OF
the municipality Mr.. Harris bears the
title OF superintendent Of lamps, and is /
charged with the duty of knowing where
every gas and electric lamp for street
lighting purposes is located in the Dis
trict- Several years ago. when a new
engineer from the city OF New York en-
tered the municipal service. he soon dis
covered that the city was paying for
about 800 lamps more than the actual
number burning Il is the duty Of Mr.
Harris to save the District from any
repetition Of such an experience He is
supposed 10 know where every street
light IN the District IS located and TO
be able 10 tell. on five minutes notice. J
whether designing companies are trying 7
10 ring IN on the District the payment ,
IF lamps for which they are not served
Mr. Harris IS also called upon from
.ime to time to inspect applications for
he establishment Of electrical appa-
-atus, especially that connected with d
street lighting. s
Nj. Charles 7. Miller. of the Office OF -.
ne Auditor for the Treasury Depart 9
lent- who has been in the Government
e-vice for several years, is native Of y
'iTginia, but IS really a Kentuckian.
aviag been reared in the latter State
1e is an old newspaper man, and has
ad considerable experience In Ken :
ucky and Ohio journalism
Mr. L c Michigan. the representa- I
i've OF the Government in the develop L
lent o. the telegraph in Porto Rico, is :
ranging TO open q school in which ?
can be instructed and .
aides are TO be educated in the work h
hey VIII then be sent 20 all parts Of the T
7untry- Mr. McGuigan has been IN the
5land several months
Miss Eugene NJ Moore. OF Virginia. ~
ne OF the expert clerks in the ofHoe 1,
the Auditor for the Postof1ce De :
artnent, has been promoted =
Nj l. c. Hay, foreman OF the job +
apartment Of the Government PRINTING p,
flee. is an aH-round printer and bust S,
sss man, AID has had extensive ex- g.
7rlancE IN handling large bodies Of
en-. =
Mr.. Eay has brought the Job room. r
here nearly all the fine printing for
n1ie sam is done. up TO q high stand
q o. excellence He IS known far and j.,
ice II printing circles, and Is the IL 2
.ntor Of several appliances that have
.lped the printer IL no small degree.
Mr. J. F. Luitich. Of the Government
-!ndng ONCE. IS from the storm |C-
rocked port Of Galveston He came 10 lea
ash-nstcn just before the great storm Pr
lich Gesoiated the Texas CITY. si- oh
-lticl has. however, lately received 60
ee-iuE news from his old home The 10
= is recovering at a rapid rate. ard u
: all its prestige and trade back and y,
gaining more every day Lately the FIR
oPie undertook TO hold carnival OF a.,
#pt-ne- and the affair was q brilliant -
ccess- The railroads made good rates !
& the crowds termed cut for hundreds ph
miles. Galveston is ranked as one cn
he coming great cities OF the coua- ieT
IT, J. n Chamberlain. the cashier in a
2 Office Of the Collector Of Taxes. is PR
,ognlzed as one Of the most capable -,
GERS IN the service Of the District CT Sa.
Iumbia. Mr.. Chamberlain handles as 10
ch cash as bank teller gu1 re- dee
nts as often. bEt even on the rush c-h
rs in November and May, when every g.
y seems 20 want TO pay taxes on the 10
De day he is never ratified and never cir
kes mistakes <
his matter Of accuracy Mr. Chamber Gin
regard as partly acquired by long eFt.
'eTieuce. and partly q question Of p-a
2permeIt- Re says that II a man VIII he
{ be calm and axe the time 70 think h.,
II he is about he can always count 70
De straight and place the requisite 20