The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Capitol

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The Supreme Court OF the United
States adjourned Monday for two weeks
after delivering a number of important
decisions.
V. L. Ricketts,. clerk TO Committee on
Printing % the House of Representa-
tives. has returned after an extended
visit to his home in Delphi. Ind.
Capt J. c. McElroy, postmaster Of the
House of Representatives has returned
after an extended visit TO his home in
Syracuse. Ohio.
Harry w Barney. clerk to the Com
mittee on District Of Columbia Affairs.
has returned from Wisconsin.
Colonel Casson, Sergesnt-at-Arms OF
the House Of Representatives, returned
the past week from an extended visit
10 Wisconsin.
J. NJ. Curtis. of Swan Ohio. ]. W.
Mahoney. OF Jackson, Mimi, and J.
NJ. Knapp. OF Hagerstown. Ind. have
returned and are performing their for
mer duties in the House postOfnce.
A. c. Kinds. clerk TO the Speaker. has
returned from Maine. where he spent
his vacation.
c. II. Van Lswven. clerk 10 the Ju-
dietary Committee of the House. has re-
turned after an extended visit TO his
home In Superior. Wis.
J. L. Hill clerk 70 the Committee On
Interstate and Foreign Commerce of the
House has ucned from Clarinda.
Iowa.
John ID. Griffith. assistant postmaster
OF the House Of Representatives. has
returned from Delaware. Ohio.
+. /. CUrTier. OF Independent. Iowa.
and F. Z. Page. OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. have returned from an extended
vacation
joel Graysoa, special clerk to the
House document room. has resumed
ais former duties after a three weeks
nip through Southern States.
Joha Chtds. member Of the Capitol
GUIDO force. mas returned from CHAMBER.
Ind.. Waere he has been visiting reIa-
u'Fs and friends for the past month.
=. A Hunter, of the Postal Telegram
olhce on the House side. returned Fri
day from - week vacation, which was
spent ia Delaware.
W. II, Adams. who has spent the sum-
mer at the Aossilauke, Breezy Point
N H.. has returned and assumed
charse OF the Senate cafe.
Harry Pottenberg, of Rybeck. N y
israel Johnson, Of Boston. and II. W.
Freeman, Of Chicago. have returned
and resumed their duties In the disburs-
ing Once OF the House OF Representa-
tiyes.
IL l.. Overstreet. OF Franklin. Ind.
and D. +. Thomas. OF Bedford pa
clerks in the office of the chief clerk
OF the House Of Representatives. have
returned after an extended leave.
George Tobey. secretary to Senator
burnett OF Nebraska, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Goode have RETURN
ed after an extended visit TO New Ha.
ven. Conn. Mr.. Goode has resumed his
duties as clerk In the House postoffice.
Winthrop c. Jones. of the file room.
has returned from Michigan after an
extended leave.
Frank p Lyons. doorzeeper OF the
House Of Representatives, returned the
past week from New York State
r. II. Newcomb. secretary of Con-
gresham +. W. Roberts. returned this
week from Lynn. Mass
r. J. Hunter OF Rochester. and D. ].
Berger, OF Utica. n Y, have returned
and resumed their duties in the House
pOstoface.
Il. E Devendorf and son. Ray, of Uti-
ca, n, Y, have returned and have re-
sumed their former duties as clerk and
assistant clerk, respectively. OF the Com
mittee on Indian Affairs of the House.
L. w BuSby. secretary to the Sneaker
has returned from Illinois.
James T. Bryan clerk 10 Congressman
Hepburn, has returned from an extend
ed visit to his home in Creston, Iowa.
L. Piper. of the Capitol police force.
has returned from New Hampshire.
where he spent his annual vacation.
\. NJ. Freeman. Of the Capitol police
force. has resumed his former duties
after an extended vacation spent in
Sioux Falls. S d. Mr.. Freeman is
the tallest officer on the force, and is
spoken of as being the tallest police Of
hcer in Washington city. He is six feet
eight inches in height
Sergt John O'ConnelI. of the Cap
itol police force. has returned from Iron
Mountain, Mich, where he spent his
annual vacation.
Judge W. j. CanJillOn has resumed
tis former duties on the Capitol police