The Washington times., 1907-04-28


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Miss Shepley Starts for Europe
For Tour With Mother and Sister
Miss Sadie f. Shelley. Of the chief
clerks branch. sails for Liverpool on
Friday. Miss Shelley is accompanied by
her mother and sister and will be abroad
about six weeks visiting Ireland, Scot
land, and the continent
Notes and Personals.
Miss Grace D. Mayo. Of the Western
division, has ben on detail in the room
OF the Deputy Commissioner during the
last week.
Capt c. S. Wilder, Of the widows sec
ton, Western division. has been added
10 the force at work upon the new law
cases.
Capt. Henry T. Martin, DR.. P. J.
Byrne. and B. F. Chase spent Friday
up the river after perch and bass
Mrs. Maggie V. Benner, formerly Of
the Western division. who was trans
ferred to the board of review, is said
to be making a good record upon her
new work.
Captain McEneany, of the Western di-
vision, is i'll with d severe attack OF
rheumatism and lumbago.
Miss Cole. stenographer Of the west
ern division. is on leave.
Daniel Barrett, of the Eastern divi-
sion, who has been suffering with par
tial paralysis for some time, Is still in
the hospital, not much improved
Judge L. NJ. Henderson. of the West
ern division, 3 off for a two weeks va
cation.
Mayor John T. Clements, chief Of the
Southern division. is confined to his
room with a very severe attack OF the
grip.
J. c. Stewart, assistant chief Of the
law division. is about on leave.
William Wischler. of the law division.
has been transferred TO the army divi-
sion.
w. T. Parker, who until recently has
been on detail 10 the law division. has
been returned 10 his old work in the
finance division.
Mrs. Cuthbert, of the certificate divi-
sion, who has been very I'll, is conval-
escent.
Miss Gertrude Grosvenor. of the GER
tificate division, is visiting relatives at
Palo Alto. Cal, and will be absent
weeks.
George Jaeger, of the certificate divi-
sion. who has been absent on sick
leave. has returned to duty.
Col. Thomas W. Dalton, chief Of the
board of review. has returned to duty
much improved in health by his outing
at Atlantic City
Capt ". W. Case, chief Of the wild
Ows' section. board OF review. has re-
turned to duty from a six weeks trip
to California and the West.
V. NJ. Tucker. Of the board Of review.
Is at his desk again after an absence
on sick leave.
Erander singletary. OF the board Of
review. has returned to duty after
brief Illness.
Nelson A. Lucas. of the board OF re-
view. is confined to the house by i'll
ness.
w. w. Kinsley, of the board of re-
view. who recently suffered a severe
fracture OF his left arm. is much i'm
proved and able TO be at his desk.
Henry T. Hutton, of the board Of re-
view, is III.
l. s. Tenny, Of the rates section.
board Of review, is kept at home by a
severe cold.
Miss Laura r. Mohun sailed last week
Saturday for two months trip to
Europe.
Horace II. Lockwood. of the Eastern
division. is still confined to his home bv
serious Illness.
s. b. Weaver. of the Eastern division.
has returned to his desk after some
weeks absence. During the icy wealth
tI ne zen on Nile doorstep or hicN resi-
dence, breaking one rib and injuring
others.
H. W. 3irge, OF the Eastern division.
has been at his home for some days
suffering from a cold.
Mrs. Ida NJ. White. OF the Eastern
division, is in at her home
Miss Curtin. of the Western division.
who has been absent for some time on
sick leave. is again at her desk. some
Nhat improved, but not entirely we'll
MILAN-PAvIA CANAL.
There is now canal connection be-
tween Milan and Pavia. about twenty
nVe miles long. through an ancient
channel, which has been in use for more
tnan 600 years. Thousands OF canal
Doats from the Po so to Milan every
year. pass through the city's canal sys-
TEN. which IS founded on the old de-
fensive fnoats Of the middle ages. and
proceed northward 10 the Italian lakes.
or vice versa