The Washington times., 1906-06-24

A long career as a public official, in
various positions of honor and trust.
was ended when at noon on Saturday.
June l6. Assistant Secretary II. A. Tay-
lor laid down the work and cares Of
ONCE for the peace and rest OF private
life, though his official connection with
the Treasury Department does not cease
until July / Born in the town of Nor
folk, St. Lawrence county, N Y, he
moved West when a boy. and at the
age OF nineteen years went into the
newspaper business, having been con-
nected with various papers up to the
time Of his appointment as assistant
secretary. He has. in addition TO his
newspaper work, engaged in various en-
, terprises-real estate. numbering. bank
ing, and manufacturing-in the different
cities uf Wisconsin, and at the same
time held elective and appointive offices
under State and Federal Governments.
among these being consul TO Marseilles.
France, under President Garfield; men,
Der State senate Of Wisconsin and United
States railroad commissioner under
President Harrison
After q visit to relatives in Minnesota
and Wisconsin. going by way of Boston
and Quebec, ne will go to California for
the winter, and in the early spring win
sail fer an extended tour Of the world
Edward c. Robinson, private secretary
TO Assistant Secretary Taylor. and wife.
are visiting friends at Sandy Springs.
Md.
Commissioner Yerkes has returned
from brief visit to Kentucky.
Charles z. McNabb OF the customs
division. is away from the city on his
vacation.
After a very delightful and invigor-
ating sojourn Of ten days In the Berk-
shire Hills. of Massachusetts. ]. n.
Fitzpatrick. of the appointment division.
IS again at his desk ready for the duty
OF swearing into the service any who
are so fortunate as to get an appoint
ment or a promotion on the first Of the
forthcoming month. This genial clerk
is known and liked by all his fellow
employees, having a some time or other
administered unto them the oath OF
Service" an occasion Of Importance IN
theiC Ives.
Hugh Hollis and Jackson Norris are
back from attendance upon ''Home-COm
ing Week held at Louisville. Ky. June
13 and II
The following list Of changes OF sta
tIon and duties of commissioned and
non-commissioned officers OF the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service has
been issued:
J. w Amesso. passed assistant sur
geOn- Relieved from duty at Ellis ISL
and. y. Y, and directed TO proceed to
Gulfport. Miss, for temporary duty.
A. NJ. Stimson. assistant surgeon. Di-
rected to rejoin station at Ellis Island.
n. Y.
, C. L. Collins. assistant surgeon.
Granted leave Of absence for three days
from June 25. 1906
C w. Bailey, acting assistant surgeon.
Granted leave of absence for seven days
from June p. 1906.
E. =. Mcconnell. acting assistant sur
geon. Granted twenty-five days leave
of absence on account Of sickness and
three days annual leave.
w. C. Mason, acting assistant surgeon.
Granted leave Of absence for five days
from June 25 1906
II. B. c. Riemer. acting assistant sur
Eeon. Granted leave OK absence for seven
days.
T. d. Walker, acting assistant sur
geon. Granted leave OF absence for
eight days.
]. W. Achenbach. pharmacist. Grant
ed leave OF absence for thirty days.