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The Wounded Knee Club composed
of men from the Second and Third pre-
cinct. left Wednesday for its annual
outing at Chesapeake Beach. Already
tories of enormous catches Of fish are
reaching the station houses, and con-
signments of sea food are loC ked for
daily.
Among those away from 10. 2 during
the week were Sergt- g J.. BOde aud
Privates +. W. Seaman and F. N.
Thompklns Absent on SICK leave were
Privates @. r. G.ddings. w. J. Lee, N.
A. Osterman. and !. II Fletcher
Detective Burlingame Of the Central
Office. left last week for a seventeen
days trip to Buffalo and Niagara FAILS
Detective CornweIl. Of the Central
ONCE. is away for twelve days.
Detective o'BrIen. of the Central Of
fee, is away for twelve days
Detective Hsrtigan. Of the Central Of
fee. is away on his annual leave.
Sergeants Lohman and Plemmons. Of
the First precinct. were on leave ast
week. Among the privates on leave
were &. Holmes. A c. Lynn. W. NJ
Macdonald, j. W. Price. &. r Samson,
c. shannon. and T. r. Sm-vh-
Private Mike Flynn. OF the Second
precinct. who is detailed on duty at the
Police Court. left Friday for a four
weeks sOjouTn at Atlantic City. Mr.
Flynn has not been in the best Of health
for some time past and his many friends
on tho force hope that the trip will
do him much good. He Is accompanied
By Mrs Flynn
Private Archie Baker. Of the Second
precinct and Mrs. Baker are spending
a few days at Atlantic City.
Capt Richard b. Doyle, OF the Third
precinct, reported the following on leave
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last week: sergt J. r. Evans and
Privates +. Elgln. I. Cox. J. y. Hester
w 5. Newton. ". G. stott. }. r. String
fellow. and c. II Murphy Private W.
+. Hopkins was absent on sick leave.
At the Fourth precinct Privates D. c.
Clay. Francis Hughes J. ". Kite. Fl.
e. Russell. and Drivers w /. Auder-
son and ~. l. Lucas were away on
leave Prlvstes William Kemp and r
wv. Spicer were absent because Of ~
ness.
Privates John c. Bum. Robert C.
Dyer. John Hesse, Theodore Kunza.
Thomas a. Lusby. John c. Morgan. and
Stephen J. Walsh were absent from the
Fifth precinct on leave last week. Sick
leave was granted 20 Privates David
Crouch. Dennis J. CuIlinane, Thomas S.
DeIany. Paul Kerston, Lewis B. RAJ,
Charles Q. Wise, and George s. Weber.
Among the rlen on leave at the Sixth
precinct last week were Sergt. James
Conlon, and privates J. ". Conrad.
James Mulvey. r 4. Sanders. q n
scriven. and James Tracey Privates
". J. Mahaney and F. ". Hackett
were absent on account Of sickness.
Al the Seventh precinct the following
were absent curing the week: ". y.
Harrison. Sergt J. J. Whalen, and Pr
Yates c. G. Baston, S. B. Chaffee. Jacob
Jacobsen, Hugh McDermott, and S. L
Young
Captain Doyle. Of the Eighth precinct.
reported the following on leave last
week: Privates W. T. Holloran, J. z.
TIue. +. B. Steele and W Z. Yetton.
Can't. IT. b. Elliott. Of the Tenth pre-
cinct. ard the following privates were
on leave last week. J. w. Greene, W
J. Jackson. J. r. Kennedy. 81. I. Po-
land. and j. J. Shipley.
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Chemical No. 3 is the proud possessor
of a new pool table, the gift 10 the
company of c. Y. Wheeler, OF the Firth
Sterling Steel Company. No. also has
d graphphone and fine collection OF
cylinders, the gift Of Col. a. E. Randle.
of Congress Heights.
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Neizhbors Treat No. Is.

Last Tuesday night the neighbors
about No is Engine House sent iu big
tub Of ice cream 10 the quarters, and a
little later appeared with cakes and held
an imprCmptu party. Several ladies Of
the neighborhood were present.
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of No. p six old telegraph poles. and
The Times man found the captain Of
the company and his comrades saving
wood. The men will be able. through
the gift. 10 supply themselves with
kindling for the coming winter.
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Personal Notes.

Private j. r. Gross, % Truck No. z,
returned 20 duty yesterday from a trip
TO Atlantic city Private W D. Can
ter is taking his furlough. but does not
expect 10 leave the city.
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Driver J. II. Ward, Of No. g. came
back 10 duty yesterday. having spent a
part OF his furlough at Norfolk As
sistant Engineer S. b. =. Rawlins left
town this morning with Mrs. Rawlins
for trip TO Niagara. Toronto. and
other points In the North.
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Personal Notes.

r, J. TraceweH, Comptroller OF tho
TreasurT who has been al Mountain
Lake Park. Nd. on a vacation of some
length, is back AZ his desk.
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congratulations during the week on the
excellent work of the Columbian crew.
OF which ne was one of the oars. that
carried OF the honors of the Labor Day
reFatta
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S. n. Gaines, chief of mail and files
division has returned from Terra Alta.
w. Va, where he spent his annual va
cation.
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F. f. Benson left on the 4th instant
for the seashore for rest and recreation.
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is visiting Richmond and other Virginia
points.
Miss Jennie f. Coleman has returned
from a trip to Atlantic City.
f. W. Wilson. teller Of the national
redemption agency. who has been spend
/ ing some time a Atlantic City is again
Oh duty.
Miss Clara S. Bell is at Haymarket
/ Va. for an outing.
Gilbert Gray. one of the oldest and
most popular messengers in the Treas
urer's Office, is IN at his home in O
street northwest.
Miss Clara NJ. Fox has gone to Blue
mont, Va, on leave Of absence.
Miss Grace II. Relyea Is at Asbury
Park, n. j., for a summer outing.
Edward c. Robinson has been spend
/ ing IA ten days vacation al Ocean city,
! y. J.
| from a rest and recreation trip 10 Co
loniaI Beach.
Miss Lucy b. Hudson Is spending the
/ balance Of the heated term IN the Cats
4 Kill mountains In New York
/ a. c. Ketner has returned from a rest
| and recreation trip TO Colonial Beach.
Thomas r. Nyman. who has been
spending some time at Boonesboro. Nd.
/ IS back at his desk
b. c. Getsinger. Of the Treasurer's Of
/ fee, has returned from a visit To rela-
tives and friends IN Portsmouth, Va.
/ David A Snyder Is on a visit 20 his
I old home al New Bloomfield. Pa
Mrs. Margaret L. Norveu is back from
visit 20 Pen Mar. Pa.
NJ f. slindee has gone TO his old home
in Iowa for an extended visit.
Miss L. V Harbaugh is at Peonian
Springs. Va.
Thomas W. O'Brien. Of the national
bank redemption agency. is on a visit
TO his old home at Philadelphia, Pa.
W. w Ludlow. chief clerk of the
Treasury Department. left Washington
yesterday for Atlantic City TO rejoin his
wife and complete his vacation which
was cut short by his return TO this city
two DAYS on account Of official business
demanding his attention.
Orders Of the Revenue Cutter Service.
September ECaptain Howard Emery,
leave Of absence extended tWenty-siX
days First Lieut.. r. c. Billiard. grant
ed leave Of absence for twelve DAYS.
Second Lieut.. Eugene Blake. granted
leave Of absence for thirty days. Capt
David A Hall, granted leave Of absence
for fifteen days. Capt. X. ". Perry.
granted leave for ten DAYS Chief
Engineer K. G. Schwartz, granted leave
for thirty days. First Assistant Engi-
neer J. 3. Turner. directed TO report
for duty on the practice ship Chase on
the 18th inst
September 5-First Assistant EnEi-
neer T. G. Snyder. directed 10 proceed
TO Bethlehem, Pa, on inspection duty.
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No. 2 Men Saving Wood.

Major Bromwell. Superintendent Of
Buildings and Grounds. gave the men
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District GOSSIP.

Columbia Typogra phirai Union. No
1Ol. will enjoy an outing September Is
at Luna Park. The committee of ar
ransements is arranging an elaborate
program OF sports and other amuse-
ments. Titus F. Ellis. excursion agent
Of the Luna Park Company. who is an
active member OF the union extended
the invitation to the printers and they
viii be his guests on that occasion.
Washington butchers and meat cutters
deny the charge thar any Of their num-
bers have gone TO Baltimore to take the
places Of the men of their trade who
are out on strike.
The Trades Unionist OF this city print
ed In full the able address delivered
Lator Day at Luna Park by J. L. Rod
Ter. II is well worth reading. discussing
the political movement made by the
American Federation Of Labor. the eight
hour law. organization, and the gen
eral principles OF unionism. II was en-
Enthusiastically received.
Thomas F. Dcrnin. president OF Col
umbia Lodge No ia international As
sociation OF Machinists. who has been
in a hospital for several weeks, has re-
turned 20 his duties <uliy recovered.
The regular weekly meeting Of Cen
trail Labor Union will be held tomorrow
night at the usual hour and place. There
was no meeting last Monday night on
account o. it being Labor Day.
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Driver j. NJ. Sauer. OF No 3. is on
leave, and is in Richmond visiting rela-
tives aud friends there.
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E. B. EynOn. of the advertising branch
Will leave for <tlantic City on the 17tn
Of the month to be gone about three
weeks. He will be accompanied by his
wife and family aud will spend several
days In Philadelphia on his way TO the
shore
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Thomas Holcombe. one Of the law
clerks in the office OF the Comptroller Of
the Treasury, is in Delaware on leave
OF absence.
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John p. Jackson. Of the mail division,
is visiting in New York city for ten
days
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Lieut. W. J. Garner. Of no IS. is
spending two weeks visiting his mother
near Leonardtown, Md.
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General Labor Notes

Glass manufacturers and the AmalEa-
mated Window Glass Workers Union
have entered INTO an agreement at
Pittsburg TO keep the factories closed
for months. If necessary. 10 maintain the
present selling prices.
The manufacturers. both independent
and American Window Glass Company.
are loaded with about 100000 boxes Of
glass, a third OF a years supply.
At MiEville, n. J., the past week the
glass factories Of that town resumed
operation, giving employment 10 800
men for The next ton months run. These
factories maks.A tableware and bottles.
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Miss Winetta c. Larlzin. Of the finance
branch, quartermaster generals office
os enjoying a well-earned vacation with
friends In Kentucky. She is expected
back next week
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Alex savoy goes away today Tor his
furlough and Will visit Sulphur
Springs, Va. where he spent his boy
hood days
Capt ". A. Dixon returned from his
annual holiday yesterday. and Driver
+. !. Garner, or Truck No. 3, viii 60 on
leave. spending a portion Of the time
az Colonial Beach.
Engireer John Daily. Of No. Is. will
spend the greater part Of his vacation
in Lancaster, Pa Assistant Engineer
+. W. Brown returned from his leave
yesterday. having been I'm Virginia for
about ten days.
Battalion chief Samuel r. Henry IS
on duty again after a trip to Atlantic
city. T he chief also went 10 Rockville
Fair, as some Of his friends say, TO see
II there was another man there as tall
as he. Chief Henry viii move his fam
iiy this week from BrookIand TO a
house in A street southeast
Private A H. Hite. of Truck No. l..
returned from his fgrlough on Friday,
and Private +. l. Mohut left yesterday,
expecting to spend the greater part Of
his vacation in Leesburg, Va.
Engineer f Raum. Of No. a. re-
turned To duty yesterday. and Captain
A. ". Smith went on furiough expect
ing 20 spend part OF his leave in West
Virginia.
Capt James Rossiter. OF No. =. is
spending two weeks with his family in
St Marys county, Md.
Assistant Engineer George sauer, OF
No. l3. returned TO quarters yesterday.
and Driver John a. Cotter went on
leave. Mr. Cotter viii go TO Buffalo
and Niagara Falls.
Private Robert Taylor returned yes
terday from his furlough. which he
spent with his wife and son in Atlantic
City.
Private J. 5. Farlev, Of No. 2, return
ed yesterday from q trip TO the Kappa
hammock river Driver ID. O'Conner be-
gan his leave today and expects 10 pay
a short visit to his friends IN Ireland.
Assistant Marine Engineer William
Glynn was on sick leave for a part OF
last week. nursing an ugly cut under
his eve received while aboard the fire
boat
Pilot James 3. Raleigh returned from
ten days leave on September TO- He and
Mrs. Raleigh went 10 Chestertowu and
20 Smiths Wharf, Nd. to visit friends.
Assistant Engineer II. J. Byrnes re-
turned TO duty yesterday. and Private
W. d. Cant-r. of No. Is. went on leave.
He does not expect 10 go away from
the CITY.
The infant child of Private William
J. ODonneH and Mrs. O'DonneH was
dangerously il during the week at the
family home, 927 q street southeast.
arthur Bentley the young son OF Pri-
vate Joseph Bentley. Of No. truck. was
III during the week with a severe at
tack Of whooping cough.
Willie Webb. son Of Engineer W. H.
Webb, Of No 15. is recovering from a
surgical operation at Emergency Hos
pital
Mrs. d. H. Zircle. wife Of Private D.
H. Zircle, of No. Z. returned last week
from a visit in Virginia.
Mrs. c. F. Trift. wife Of Private c. z.
Trift. OF No. Z, recently returned from
a trip 10 Village, Va.
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Morris X. Harrelson. OF the inspee-
:tion branch. was the recipient Of many
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Mrs. Emma K. Bonney Is spending ten
days at HaTpers Ferry, W. Va.
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Private ". NaIly. Of Chemical No. 5.
is enjoying his annual leave at Con-
gress Heights
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Miss Louisa Plant. Of the inspection
branch. is slowly improving at her
home, but will hardly be able 10 return
TO duty for several weeks.
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Miss Jennie r. Coleman has returned
from a trip TO Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Drown, wife of Wilbur r. Drown.
of the military secretary's office. accom-
panied by her daughter. Marion. has re-
turned 10 the city after three months
most prOhtably spent at Stoney Man
Camp, near Luray, ". Va. Both Mrs.
Drown and her daughter are much i'm
proved IN health.
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Henry T. Statham, of the finance
branch OF the Quartermaster Generals
office, has returned from Cane Nav
Drowned and happy. He reports tfat
bi', ,,e. season pa tnere Wa .l most enjoyable
earlier than usual.
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Walter NJ. Cox. of the quartermaster
generals Office. has left for a visit TO
Missouri, where he will remain for about
a month
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and Ohio conductor. and actively iden-
tifed with organized labor. has been
nominated by the Democrats at Mans
field. Ohio, for Congress. IN the Four
teenth Ohio district
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Miss Clara S. Bell is at Haymarket.
Va. for an outing.
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Miss ". A. Yeatman, OF the oflce Of
Comptroller Of the Treasury, Is on leave
OF absence.
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George Bohlayer. engineer Of No. 10,
returns 10 duty today, after twenty
DAYS leave which he spent with rela-
tives near Eliicott city. Nd. Driver
Alex Savoy goes away today for his
furlOugh. and will visit Sulphur
Springs. Va, where he spent his boy
hood days.
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Charles g. Wells. Of mail and files
division. Is at Fairfax. Va. where he
was called by the death OF a niece.
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f. W. Wilson. teller Of the national
redemption agency. who has been spend
ing some time az Atlantic City. is again
on duty
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Much to the qualification OF the citizens
of San Francisco the street car strike
has ended by the old men returning 70
their cars and traffic has resumed. They
did this with the understanding that
the questions of wages and hours for
which they struck shall be a matter OF
early arbitration. The railway company
had imported from the East several
thousand stTike-breakers.
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Miss Fannie A. Sillers is spending heI
vacation at Arundel-on-the-Bay.
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Miss Margaret T. Van Denbergh. OF
the national bank redemption agency,
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A strike of 400 street car men on the
Western avenue line. Chicago. is threat
sned. and may become general by
sympathetic movement A man BY the
name OF Rose was expelled by the street
car union, but the company refused TO
discharge him. The employees claim
that their contract with the street car
company IS that only members Of their
union shall be employed by the COM
pauy.
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The two horses he was driving, hltched
90 a light vehicle. became frightened
and bolted, MT Rhodes was thrown out
Of the buggy, but fortunately escaped
with a slight shaking up and consid-
|erable scare.
Personal Notes.
/ r, J. TraceweI. Comptroller Of the
TreasurY. who has been al Mountain
| Lake Park. Nd, on a vacation of some
length, is back az his desk.
S. N. Gaines. chief of mail and files
division has returned from Terra Alta.
( W. Va, where he spent his annual va
cation.
F. Il. Benson left on the 4th instant
/ for the seashore for rest and recre3tion.
John p. Jackson. Of the mail division,
is visiting in New York city for ten
days.
Thomas Holcombe. one OF the Law,
clerks in the office OF the Comptroller Of
the Treasury, is in Delaware on leave
of absence.
Mrs. Emma K. BOnney Is spending ten
days at Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
Charles G. Wells. of mail and files
division. Is at Fairfax. Va. where he
was called by the death OF a niece.
Miss ". A. Yeatman. OF the office OF
Comptroller Of the Treasury, Is on leave
OF absence.
s. II. Marks. OF the chief clerks Office.
who has been spending a month with
his family at the seashore, is back on
duty.
Harvey c, Long returned last We'd
nesday from trip TO the seashore.
John Mason Brown. who has been con-
fined 10 his home by sickness, was able
10 get back to Office last Wednesday.
Edward G. Robinson. who has been
taking a short vacation al Ocean City.
y. j.. has returned.
Miss Mary A Ball. of the Treasurer's
Office. is on leave of absence. She will
visit Blackst0ne's Island in Chesapeake
Bay.
Miss Fannie A. suIers is spending her
vacation at Arundei-on-the-Bay.
Miss Josie A. Kane has gone for a
visit 70 Beltsvlue, Nj,
Miss Margaret +. Van Denbergh. OF
the national bank redemption agency.
congratulations during the week on the
excellent work of the Columbian crew.
OF which ne was one of the oars. that
carried OF the honors of the Labor Day
regatta.
E. B. EynOn, OF the advertising branch.
will leave for %tlantlc City on the 17tn
OF the month to be gone about three
weeks. He will be accompanied by his
wife and family aud will spend several
days In Philadelphia on his way TO the
shore
Miss Wmetta G. Larllin. Of the finance
branch, quartermaster generals office.
os enjoying a well-earned vacation with
friends In Kentucky. She is expected
back next week.
Miss Louisa Plant. Of the inspection
branch. is slowly improving at her
home, but will hardly be able 20 return
TO duty fer several weeks,
Walter NJ. Cox. Of the quartermaster
generals Office. has left for a visit TO
Missouri, where he viii remain for about
a month.
Mrs Drown, wife of Wilbur r. Drown.
of the military secretary's office. accom-
panied by her daughter. Marion. has re-
turned 10 the city after three months
most prOhtably spent at Stoney Man
Camp, near Luray, ". Va Both Mrs.
Drown and her daughter are much i'm
proved IN health
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is visiting Richmond and other virginia
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Miss Clara NJ. Fox has gone TO Blue
lont, Va, on leave of absence.
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The men receive scale wages. The old
CRYSTAL plant that has heen idle for two
years IS again in operation.
At Independence. Kan, last Sunday
elghty-seven wOrkEler laying pipe for a
natural gas company, together with the
foremen, timekeeper, and inspectors
We're arrested by the she. II FOR viola
ton u the Sunday labor law. The off,
GERS Of the construction company were
fined so each, while all % the enployes
were discharged
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Detective Cornwell. Of the Central
Office is away for twelve days.
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s. II. Marks. OF the chief clerks ofice.
who has been spending a month with
his family at the seashore. is back on
duty.
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Thomas W. O'Brien. Of the national
bank redemption agency. is on visit
70 his old home at Philadelphia, Pa
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Gilbert Gray. one of the oldest and
most popular messengers in the Treas
urer's office, is IN al HIS home in O
street northwest.
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w. w. Mischler. who has been with
The Secretary al Murray Bay for sew
er8l months, viii avail himself OF a
well-earned vacation, after Secretary
Taft returns 10 this city. Mr. Mischler
Will return 10 Washington about the
middle OF October.
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W. C. lockwood, stenograPher in the
office of the Secretary has taken ad-
vantage OF the return of Fred w. Car
Tenter, TO take his leave. He left last
week for an outing of several weeks,
and viii be back shortly after the re-
turn of Secretary Taft, who is now eX-
pected about the Goth of the month.
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Miss Josie A Kane has gone for a
visit 70 BeltsvllIe. Nj
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Miss Grace II. Relyea Is al Asbury
Park, \. j., for a summer outing
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Capt. ". A Dixon returned from his
annual holiday yesterday. and Driver
=. J. Garner, OF Truck No. 3, viii go on
leave. spending portion Of the time
AZ Colonial Beach.
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Detective Rurllngame. Of the Central
Omce. left last week for a seventeen
DAYS trip TO Buffalo and Niagara Falls
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Labor Day at Lacrosse. Wis. present.
ed a spectacle out of the ordinary in
that the parade Of the forty unions.
numbering over 5000 men. was lei by
the ministers OF the town. as an or
ganized union body. Every demonina-
tion was represented among the preach
ers.
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Rudolph UIlmer. of the military sec
ratarv's office. who fell and was ser
iously injured at Great Falls last sun
day. is convalescing at Georgetown
Hospital as rapidly as could be expect
ed Mr.. UHmer sustained a fracture
of. two of mis- ribs and other painful In
5uries.
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Captain Doyle. Of the Eighth precinct.
reported the following on leave last
week: Privates W. T. Holloran, J. Z.
lille. +. b. Steele. and W Z. Yetton.
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w w Ludlow, chief clerk Of the
Treasury Department. left Washington
yesterday for Atlantic City 70 rejoin his
wife and complete his vacation which
was cut short by his return TO this city
two DAYS on account Of official business
demanding his attention.
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Detective O'Brlen. OF the Central Of
fee. is away for twelve days.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

George ". Salter. of the military sec
retary's office. who has been enjoying
urotracted stay at Weehapaug, X. l., IS
expected back the latter part OF Ihe
week.
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Miss Catherine Costigan has returned
from a rest and recreation trip 20 Co
lonial Beach.
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Edward c. Robinson has been spend
y. !.
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Miss Mary A Ball. of the Treasurer 5
office, IS on leave of absence She will
visit Blackst0nes Island in Chesapeake
Bay.
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Charles A. Darlington. Of the chief
clerks room, has returned from Chau-
tauqua. N Y. where he has had a
most ENJOYABLE stay with his family. He
states ,hat the weather there has been
dry and delightful for the most part, in
marked contrast TO what Washington
has been experiencing
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Harvey c. Long returned last We'd
nesday from trip to the seashore.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Detective Hartigan. Of the Central Of
fee. is away on his annual leave.
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Miss Lucy p. Hudson Is spending the
balance Of the heated term In the Cats
kill mountains In New York.