The Washington times., 1905-08-12
DISTRICT BUILDING.
Chief Operator Caul6eld Proved Himself
Hero at Colonial Beach.


]. ?. Caulfeld. chief operator at
Police Headquarters, returned Thurs
day from Colonial Beach, where he
had been spending his vacation. Dur
ing his stay AT the beach Mr.. CauI-
field saved two children from drown
ing, and was regarded as hero by
ali the fair sex at the resort.
Captain Gessford, stationed at Police
Headquarters, is suffering from an at
tack OF typhoid fever.
! John z. Archer is spending his yaca-
tiou at Colonial Beach.
James {. Simpson has returned from
a vacation spent on the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland.
Charles G. Harris has returned from
a week spent in cruising around the
lower part Of the Chesapeake.
Carlton E. Morse expects to leave
shortly for Maine where he viii spend
| his vacation.
George. l; Wilson. secretary Of the
Board of Charities, has returned from
Portland. ore, and is now at his desk
Secretary Wilson attended the meeting
of the National Conference of Charities
| ana Corrections as delegate from the
| DR.. J. C Hatton, of the Health De-
partment. has just returned from q
leave Of absence spent at Newark. n. ].
H c. Klopfer returned Wednesday
| from Colonial Beach, where he spent
his vacation.
| left Thursday to spend a month at his
home in New Jersey.
| Samuel Einstein returned to his duties
! in the. Health Department after pleas
! Harry Mclean, deputy health officer.
/ will leave Wednesday 10 join his family
Dr. ". c. Fowler, deputy and chief in
| spector OF the Health Department. will
return Tuesday from three weeks
vacation spent at Colonial Beach.
t DR.. William Tindau, secretary OF the
| Board of Commissioners, is spending his
! vacation at Seattle. Wash. Dr.. Tindall
- -s-sa
relutlves and attending the Portland Ex-
time In September. Mr. William f.
! Meyers Is acting in his place.
! Hobart H Ramsdeli. OF the executive
/ office, is now on his vacation and is
spending his time at BarnesyiIle. Nd
| left Wednesday to spend August on
the Chesapeake bay with a party Of
friends on private yacht.
Miss Emily Beulah. of the executive
! office. will leave Monday to spend her
vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Lydia Marshall has returned
from month spent with relatives in
New Hampshire and Maine. She Is now
at her desk in the executive office.
| Commissioner Macfarland and his sec
retary Walter c. Hibbs, spent Tuesday
w. NJ. Barton, OF the office of the
| Superintendent OF Streets, spent part
of the week out of town.
&C. B. Hunt, Engineer of Highways.
making a round trip to Baltimore by
! boat.
Quite a number of District employees
will be in Baltimore today TO witness
the ball game between the Commission
ers Club and the one representing the
Offices Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
| road.
Mrs M L Wight. Of the Engineering
Department, has returned to her desk
after q weeks stay at Atlantic City.
| Morris Hacker, the superintendent OF
Roads. win spend fortnight on the
coast of Maine.
P. J. Brennan, the District paving
contractor, will leave on the 18th for a
Captain J. J. Morrow, assistant En-
gineer Commissioner, spent several days
last week In PIttsburg
Chief Inspector r. &. Doyle, Of the
Street Cleaning Department, left Mon
day TO spend three weeks IN the noun
II. c. Givans, inspector of street
! cleaning, left Monday for two weeks
stay at Atlantic City.
Samuel Riggs. OF the Water Depart
ment, is with the Maryland militia at
Belatr
William Towers. of The Auditors Of
fee. is spending week at Washington
Grove.
William II. Marsh. of the Inspector OF
Plumbing Office. will take his vacation
next week He will remain in Wash
ington and spend his time in displaying
the many beauties and interesting scenes
IN the Capital City 10 a party OF friends
| from the North.
William J. Donovan. of the Office of
Collector OF Taxes, left Saturday for a
month in Europe
! Assessor H H DarneilIe is at Atlantic
| City for a month.