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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05

gom CONNER 1893 bis gum sui
tss nidften Sabres berri1te In Jrdnss
isi1, beiIen G0htgspaor man guiIlo.
t;rairt., bic republifani1hs Sdredens.
hsrri1aft unter benz Meginent bes
blMtbirrigen Hobespierre. MdbrcnS
bisler 3eit tponberten iiber 100, COO
Witnfhsn (barunter 1900 ainber)
.auf bas Gdbdfott. Der blutberauldte
wDbel berrfbte in ben @traBen ppn
paris. Gs seniigte. etn Geililider 5u
fein ober elmer dbligen Ganlilie ansus
gebDren, I'M absei1lahtet 3u perben;
pcbrsnb Der eigentliden 5breGen53eit
aber tonnte fhpn Elm unbsbattlames
gaort, eine Denun3iatipn 5albft aus
bes fdledteiten Men19en Munbs. je.
nanb auf bas Gbafott brinJer. Gur
ielten mar Mettung m0glih, bod lit
ber SAL mehrfah borgefommen, bab
Nerbaftete bieje Der Milbber3igteit
ober elmer Qoune bes p1bels p.rbant.
ten. go tpurbe Der Graf BON Gomz
breuil, Elm @ironbiit ~ bieS mar ber>
Name elmer partei Der genldbi1ten Rs.
pu5lifaner nit feiner Sohtsr bon
eiaen, niitbenben pDbelbaufsn ergrif>
fen unb -bsibe follten eben nieb.rge>
moat tperben, als bic flebtuoen Bitten
Der iunsen fhDnen' DAME ben golts.
Eaufen gu riiDren fGlisn. Sa ma1t:
Elm Gsrl, tpel9er aaf bem R1pfe ben
Sut etnes ern,orbeten G1psiserpffis
sicrs unb in bsr Senb ein gelpa1ntes
Piitcl trug, ben SorIGlag. tpena bic
Gefangene Elm Glos tparmes 'Wens
idsnbtrt auf bos Wo1l Der Gepubiil
leeren tDolte, Tie nit ibrem @otsr fret.
s.laEea. Mas mar su ttun: Sic
il,nse @rSfin ssigts fic1 bereit. bas
@es!onste 81 srfiiLen, unb cIsbclb ter<
riet5 IN bet JlGhs Elm bu.npfsr menF9.
li1er 54rei unb Der San etnss GDrs
rcrS, bab man foslei9 lpa-n.s Slut
bringen tpiirbc. Ser ipiloe sssrl nit
benz SffisierS1ute rei9ts Der tobblaf.
fen Griffin bas @las nit benz raus
1snb:a 5er5bIute zines MenT1sn, bel-
len Cii:ber nod TN Sobesfempfe 3ud,
ten. Grof Gombreuil fant boiler @nt>
feben in bic aniee unb pertuGte bas
Gntlib nit ben 9anbsn, feline beroifhe
Sodter e5er ergriff bas Glas unb,
na9bem iie nit pernebnli9sr Stimme
bas Wobl Der Hepubitf setpiinl9t,
trant lie bas Blut Biz gum lebten
Sropfen. Gin ftiirmifhsr 8eifausruf
lobnte ibre Sbat, unb berfelbe YDbels
baufen, pel6er no9 bor ipenisen Mt@
nutea 8atsr unb Scooter nit S1lnGbz
unsen iiberbduft unb bic Sobsspdffen
iiber tbren !Sduptern gefbpungen,
fiibrte tie iest i'm Sriumpbe na9 ibrer
3uriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
ptr Cr1nofr bts aaaoirgummis.

Wir alle febisnen uns itdnbig bes
Habirgummis. ohne bab e5 bie!Iei9t
jemanoen bon uns iemals etnsefaIIen
tudre, bano9 gu fragsn, BON tpem bie-
Ter erf1nben iporben 1T. Gbe mir
biefs Traoe felbft beantporten, tpirb
es fit unisre 2sfer intereHant fem gu
erfabren, bab mir bic Sefonntf9tft
nit benz Gunmi fslb1t teinem GERM
eeren perbanfen, ols bem gntbsder
Mmsrifas. gbriitppb Columbus. Sci
feiner sneiten Neife traf er auf Saitt
Ginseborens an. bic nit gdnen fpiels
ten, bic aus benz eingebidten Safte
elmer pflanse berseftelt parer. gs
lparen alio GuH,mibGle, bic 51on boz
mails, ebsnfo ipie audi heuts nod als
Gpielseue bienten. Oiefes 5piels nit
8Gllsn, {otpie bes gaumes, aug benz
lie eelponnen tpurben, tpirb bann Bis
in Die Nfitte bes II. Sabrbunb.rts
mod otter ieitens fpantl6sr Gei9i9tsz
f9reiber GripdbnuHs eetban, bann
ober psrIhtpinben bic Nadrihten BON
Gu1nmi tpiebsr urh bisfer gerdtb poll=
tommen in @ersefenbeit, Bis ct am
Bssinne, bes 10. Sabrbunberts in
England tpiebsr o,,ftouate unb felt
Der Mitte bss porigcn Sobrbunberts
gu inhuftrielen 3peden Nerpcnbuns
finbet. 0prber iebo9 bef6reiben einz
selne gelebrte unb Torf9unssreiienbe,
ins5eionbere frnn3oiifde, periAiebene
9dume unb pflanasnarten, bic einen
Gaft liefern, Der beim ginbiden eins
5dbe elafttfbe Maife bilbet. On eine
9eripsnbung biefer MoHe bahte aber
ttiemanb, nit Musnabme bes beriibms
ten engli1hcn Gbeniters prieftlep, ber
fi1 burh fsine llnterfudunsen iiber
bic 3ufammenfetung ber 2uft einen
unlterbli9en yiamen na9te unb Der
hierbei ben Galtrrftoff entbedte. Ct
bemertte, baB man nit 9ilfe bes ausz
lGnbi19en einsebidten pflansenlaftes
febr bequem Bleiitiftitride perlDlhen
tonne unb empfabl ben1elben gu bic,
fem 3pede. Dies mar i'm Sabre ITO.
Gs TT tnDglid, bdb einselne feiner Mn<
regung JoIge leifteten, 5batiaHe aber
tit, bab fiA ber Ndbirgummi ert am
8eginne bes 19. Sabrbunberts. ettpa
bonn Sabre 1920 an, uLlgemeiner eins
fiibrte. 9llS fem grfinoer 1T ieboh
5tDeifellos prierlep gu betradten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
Gin aatfeebaus[eber,.

Ser betannte 9pmiter NenrcD trat
in Elm Miener Raffeebaus unb beffellte
Raffes. u8itte, brtnsen sic mir aber
ben Gaffee in elmer Safe nit benz
6snfel auf bet linfen @eite," Iagte CT
gum aellner, rbenn id bin letber lints.
banbig unb tann besbalb feline anbere
Safe beniiten."
nGebr nobl, mein 9err!" anttpor>
tete Der Rellner, lief BACON unb ipra9
eifrig nit benz Sberfellner.
Ser Sberfellner nGberte 5i9 barauf
bem Romifer nit Der Srage: rWas
fir cine Dirt BON Safe tpiin1At ber
6err9"
rgine Safe nit benz 9enfsl auf ber
linfen Seite, benn ib bin lintsbdn.
big" faste rubig, aber beitimmt Der
@ait.
Der Dbertellner perfdpanb unb
tebrte balb barauf nit benz Mirtb
felbit 5uriid. Ser lebtere begann ber<
lesen: Die Safe. bic Sic tpiinfden.
1T leiber -"
rWie2" rief Neitrpp. r@lauben Sic,
Sic fOnnten mir tpeisma6en, In eirem
erftflaffisen Gaffeebaufe gdbe es tein
folhes Ding tpie eine Safe nit benz
9entel duf Der linfen @eite?"
r8etpib," fagte Der Mirtb," ,tpir
baben lie aud setp0bnli4. Mber idb
bebaure, seitehen gu miifen, baB bic
leBte gerabe beute Morsen aerbro4en
tpurbe."
Run" faste Neftrob troden, rba
mub i4 mir balt felber belfen!" Da>
NIT nabm er bic ndh5te leere Sai5e
BPM 8iifett unb brebte iie balb nm.
80" fiiste ct la4enb binau, bier
bdben mir f9on cine Safe NIT benz
9enfel auf ber linten @eite.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
SHUT, nor N0nige,,.

s
Der bsriibmte snsIifhc Geerfiibrer
GersDg Mrtbnr BON Meuington {tdt!ete
i'm SABRE 1926 benz opfe bon ct. pe.
!srsburg eiilen 8efu1 ab. Der @ieger
Ton Materlpo, 9alaperu, Gtubab Ros
brisp llnb Wittpria fii1lte fih Dor nIIem
ais britifder giirser unb ertt an aipsiz
ter 5telIe ats giilitdr. Dftentotip bez
tonte Ct bie3e @eiinnung, inbem er
pdbrenb feines taeIi1en Morgenipas
aiersanses in st. petersburg aur in
Diirserlider aleioung einbersing. ct
trug eiaen srpben, ,hparsen Mantel
olne Msrmel uno einsn runben sSil3=
but. 9fls iid Der 0eroog gum eritens
NAL bem RaiFer Nisotaus DorEeIte,
that er bies in Der sroben. ruIiif1en
Oeneralsuniform, bic ,ein{tmaIs
Gleranber /. setraeen unb ibm gum
Mnbenten perebrt bate. Nun mar
Ileranber elm beleibter. i.attliber
9err, Der 9eraog aber Elm biirres, flei=
nes Mdnnden. Erosbem fanb es Der
felbftbetpubte Gnsldnber unn0tbie, biez
fes aleibunssftid umdnbern gu laf1en,
urb erfdien nit ihm angetban por
hem 5aren. Mufifhe 3sitssnoTen
beridtcn, bab Der llniformrod 10 lang
seipefen lei, baB feline GhSbe auf benz
@oben Ihleiften.> Ger Gar, Der ipobl
ipltbt., nit ipsm er es 81 ttun bette.
fesarbelte feinsn Cat ouF's 5upors
fomrnenbIts. 9tn Man3ssrn unb go<
roben lpar n6tiirlih fein Mangel. 8ei
eiaer parabs fra3te Ger Gar ben 6sre
soo, pie inn benn eissnt.i1 bic 9alz
tl.ng Ger Sruppen gsfaae. sd babe
in Der gbat in einisen eIiidliasn
Selosiisen sefodtsn," ortnortete biez
fer; rtpas aber bic 5shnii bes Srills
unb per @eipehrgriffs anbetrifft, 10
BIN id auf bisfem @sbtete iebr tpenig
befblasen. Oas babe ia itets meinen
llntergebenen iiberlaiIen!"
Dreisebn Sabre fpdter befuhte Der
@roBfiirit 9bronf folger Mleranber Nt<
foldienitfh Gnslanb. 8ei einem Der
Diners, ipelde au gbren bes @aft.s
seseben ipurben, mar aud Der 9ersog
bon Wellington 5uaesen, unb Bel bies
fer @elesenheit bradte Der @orTbenbe,
inbem er auf Wellinston mics, einen
9oait auf ben bier rantpefenben Gelbz
marf9au Der ru1fifaen Mrmee" aug.
cSCf1 hdnfe bem phrpnfnprfhpn Mrj{is
bsnten," anttportete Der 9eraos; rer
bct mid baran erinnert, bab i9 bic
Gbre babe, etne 70 bobe Wiirbe gu Be-
iiben. @ie tpurbe mir ppm Rai1er
Mleranber an Sage Der G9ladt bei
Waterlon perlie5en. 9luh BPM segen=
ndrtisen Serrider alIer Meuben bin
i'd Derf9ieb.nsr @unitbeseus1nsen
tbeilbaftis seiporbsn, NIT benen ss ibm
beliebte. ml9 gu beebren, unb bic i9
fur gut fano, ansunebmen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05

Sn Ntw Dort trat Elm neues 8eIsb
in 9rait, nntsr b'm Elm profellion,ller
Gleb. Der mear als einmal befraft 1T,
an iraeno einem offsntliden plabe, an
oer-er bernm lunsert, perbaftet lper=
oyn fonn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
8erebau=cbfcr.

ginem geri9te bes Gbefs bes penn
fplpanif9sn itaatlihen Departements
fir 8ersbau, Sames Hoberid, aufolee
finb i'm lsbten Sabre iiber 1000 Mene
fden in ben Goblengruben in penns
fplbanien eetDbtet tporben; 557 pers
fonen baben 1T benz Mntbracitz zRoblens
eruben ibr 2ehen nerloren, 274 burh
eisene llnboriihtisfeit, 50 bur9 9ldts
loiigfeit anberer, 1873 bur9 unpermeibs
lihe llmitdnbe unb 26 burh unfGlle,
Bel tpe19en bic Werontfportuna 1iht
feitseitellt iperben fonnte. sSd ben
Mei9toblengruben berungliidten AT
perfonen, babon 3O7 bur9 eigenes
Nerlhulben, tpie bur1 Werf9ulben am
berer; 142 llnfdle iparen unbermeibz
li9, unb in 18 syGlIen fpnnte bic llrs
fd9e ntht eruirt perben.
Goberid ertldrt, baB es unmDglih
erf4eint, irgenb eine Metbobe bur9
geiebsebuns ober Speaialporfdriften
einaufiibren, bur9 ipel9e Der Nerluft
BON Menfhenleben in ben @ruben perz
minbert tperben f0nne. Durm bic
1000 llnfGne finb fait ebenfobiele
Jrauerl gu Mittipen unb 341O &inber
unter IA Sabren gu Mai1sn setporben.
Mooerid bebt berbor, bab febr biel aur
2inberuna bes 2eibes biefer 1anailien
getban tperben fDnns, tpenn Bic Differs
srenae fit bic Befddftiguns BON Sur=
gen IN ben 0ruben bon 16 duf IA
Sabre berabgeIebt tperben tpiirbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
Sic Iebten Mprte 6eines. Qlm IL.

Bebruar B. $. tparen so Sabre perz
flDi1en. bab 9einri9 9eine in feiner
rMatrabsngrift4 gu paris ftarb. Sm
fhtDsren aobestnmpfe bebnte unb
fredte ii1 Der Dihter, fiirdterlide
Gnmer5sn trbulbelb. unb bn feline
Gnttin beforgt nn4 ber llrfahe fraste,
ertpiberte Der Gterbtnbe leife: GET
ID pcfe be IA mort, ma der. xDas
1T bic Gttnung bes EobeS. r1eim
GitbS). Nalb bdr1nf perf9ieb er, obne
stpn tin Mert M ishs tttidep ~
IN oetra4 - ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-05
g6s Spies Co. u6s Sefss %. Gle Sp6ss 60.

Jl)nn11 CAB s cine 5eit, oa Is nothwenoi.
- Wilt ger mar, nit Sem, Ginfaufe bon
sleioern porlidfis ,n lcin, aIssseraoe jebt Der.
trout oieierl Store uno Jhr befornmt INNER Sen
pollen merth fir Guer delo Die nealen herblt.
ap5iige iino ,punoerhdblh uno Jhr peroet nit
een s Derdnoerungen, ,ufrieoen- iein. Die Rode
,peit uno Sic san,e 2instattune ilt-lebr fIeiSiam
fir 0ldnner Die 1erbfmooen fir Damen miil.
fen lDunoer thun, ,psnn iie oieie neuen u1dnner.
aniuos iibertreffen pollen.
preilc $50, 10, II, Is, II, 20 bis $500. So
pohl fsrtis een,at2te kleioer mie 2ln5ii9c mad,
2luftrae ssmad1t.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Guthrie and ordered TO command the
Pamlico-
Capt c. L Garden placed waiting
orders from date OF expiration OF leave
Capt. F. c. Dodge detached from the
Golden Gate and ordered TO command
the Forward.
First Assistant Engineer T. G. Lewton
granted thirty days leave. to begin
october s. with permission TO apply for
extension.
Capt. P. ". Thompson granted thirty
days extension Of leave.
First Lieut.. Charles SatterIee granted
thirty days extension Of leave
Chief Engineer E P. Weber granted
fifteen days extension Of leave.
Chief Engineer L. T Jones granted
thirty days extension Of leave on &C
count OF st",.Sess.
Chief Engineer H. f. Schoenborn or
dered 20 Gainesville, Pa. to inspect boil
er plates for No 10, r. c. S.
Chief Engineer II. c. Whitworth or
dered TO Steelton. Pa, to inspect forg-
inSs for No. i, R. c. S
Chief Engineer n. Z Cutchin de-;
tached from the Manhattan and ordered
70 the Seminole.
First Lieut.. J. c. Berry detached
from the Theus and ordered TO COM
mand the Golden Gate.
CHIEF Engineer 9. w Munroe ordered
10 SCmervilies Mass, to inspect con-
denser tubes for No. Is, R. G. s.
Chief Engineer II. G. Whitworth or
dered TO resume duties on Manhattan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
District BuIIdirg
-6ESS&-XSS&&J
HOLIDAYS
GONE FOR YEAR
Carrie Nation Calls, But
Fails to Find Com
missioner.

With the close of the business day
yesterday the last OF the Saturday half
holidays passed Commencing october
the fall and winter schedule OF office
hours go into effect The District OF
Columbia government employees from
that date until next July will report at
o'clock and work up 10 $50 o'clock
D. m, except on Saturdays, when they
will quit at 3 clock ?. ~. These men
Cult on Saturdays an hour and a half
before the departmental forces OF the
United States Government do After
the lunch hour Tuesday Il YiIl be a
long drawn out day for tire clerks,
who viii have to work up 10 400 o'clock.
The Commissioners ana the heads of
departments believe to-.t ,Ne Saturday
half-hOlidays during The three hot
Eonths Is physically ami mentally bene-
fetal TO the clerical forces In tnst It
relieves the force anG t'ie clerks do
more and better service bg reason Of
the respite. That tie -DeI nd women
appreciate the hol.@ ..sSout the
saying.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
FORTY CLERKS
LOANED BUREAU
Oklahoma Census Tabula-
ton Being Rushed to
Completion.

The Census Bureau Is working forty
extra clerks, detailed 1rom the various
bureaus OF the Department Of Com
merce and Labor TO assist with the
Oklahoma census. The bureau nov has
I75 clerks at WORK on the compilation
and tabulation Of the census, which
viii be printed in bulletin form as soOa
as possible. The work Of compilation
was started on Wednesday, and il Is
the hope Of the officials Of the bureau
TO have the copy ready for the printer
within ten or twelve days.
DR.. George W. Leadley. appointment
clerk Of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor. was charged with the duty
Of collecting the extra force, which he
succeeded IN doing after sending out
call 10 each Of the bureaus. an assist
ance that Is both timely and much APP
preciatcd ~ the officials Of the Cen
SIS Bureau
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Mrs. Nation Again a Caller;
Failed to Find Mcfarland

Carrie Nation was visitor again last
week at the District building. Her stay
was short and attracted no attention.
She called to see Commissioner Macfar-
land, but that official was out at lunch.
She said she would be back. She paid
her usual respects 20 the press room.
On leaving the building she roasted a
bunch Of gentlemen for smoking cigars
and cigarettes. Asked how It was that
she wac out Of the workhouse, where
Judge Bundy had committed Der. she
said that friends In the west. hearing
OF her incarceration. had without her
knowledge or consent forwarded the
money TO pay her fine.
Mrs. Nation says that she Will have
much 10 say TO Commissioner Esacfar-
land when she gets TO see him. She also
says that what she will have 70 say
about the workhouse viii make inter
esting reading
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
PROMOTIONS MADE
IN COAST SURVEY
Five Employees Get Increas-
ed Salaries Gossip From
Department.

The officials Of the Coast and Geo
detic Survey are evidently doing what
they can. consistent with good admin
istration and certain restrictions Of law,
TO help their employees get in shape 10
meet the Increased cost OF milk and
prepare for the winters tussle with the
coal msn. A number of promotions
have recelJly been announced al the
Survey:
James 9. Miller. assistant, was pro-
NOTED from 81. 400 to $500 per annum
John c. Ganger, assistant, from 81 200 TO
S.4J0; Carey Y. Hodgsor, from aide at
Sl.100 to assistant at $1,000; Francis G.
Engie. aide. from $500 TO S11O0 and
Larry S. Jackson, aide. from $40 to $500
per annum.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Report on Electrical Industry
Will Call for Work in Field

The next field work or which the bu-
reau VIII send out CLERKS viii be the
quinGuennial report on the electrical in
dustry. work IN the field on which will
commence about TIE first Of the new
year. William NJ Steuart, chief stats
tcian for manufactures. is at present
engaged In preparing the schedules and
the instructions for the field work.
The inquiry VIII take ln practically
every line Of industry in which cleo
trieity is used, such as electric railway
Po"e- stations, commercial telephone
ana telegraph companies. railway tele-
Pnone and telegraph lines. rural or
farmers telephones. municipal Ere
aiarH systems. and municipal police
contr ols-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Would Start Bask stA.sj
Among District Building Men

One Of the enterprising young men in
the District government service with
a well developed STRAIN OF amateur
sporting blood in his veins and as
popular as he is pushing. Will make a
strenuous effort TO organize among the
employees of the building a pair OF more
OF basketball teams. He has the mat
tor started, but wants 20 remain under
cover until he has all his plans ma
tured.
He invites basketball players who may
desire 10 enter a team to drop a card
10 the pressrOOm OF the District build
Ing and the promoter win call upon
him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Championship OF the District. but It did
NOT work out that way. whereat they
We're grievously disappointed. However.
they are rejoicing over the good show
inE made by their team curing the
series and over The fact that the Money
Handlers did not finish est in the
race.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Notes and Personals.

Harry c. Fassett. Inspector of fish
eries in Alaska. has been detailed 20
the steamer Albatross, in connection
with the investigation of fisheries in
the Philippine Islands, which is to be
conducted under the Bureau OF Fish
cries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Daughter Of z. L. Springman
Brought Home for Treatment

E. /. Springman, assistant representa-
tive Of the Treasury Departms Mt 70 the
jamestown Exposition. WhOEe head
quarters are at the Virginia city. was a
visitor at the department last week. hav-
ing come 10 the city to bring his little
two-year-old daughter home for treat
ment The little oper was severely
scalded by upsettirg a kettle or water
in the house where the family was
stopping.
Chief Clerk Ludlow attended the
funeral OF Gen Cecil Clay last week, as
a representative OF The Government
board 10 jamestown Exposition, Of
which body General Clay was a member
as representative Of the Department Of
Justice
Robert s. Person. auditor for the In
terior Department. is again at his Office
In the Treasury building. after an ex-
tended tour Of several weeks throughout
the West on official business.
William N Geddes. assistant secretary
TO the ter-centennial commission to the
jamestown Exposition. was a visitor
from Norfolk at the department last
week
John A. Watts. OF the office OF the
auditor for the Interior. is on a leave
Of absence for two weeks. during which
time he expects 10 visit his old home
in st. Mary's county, Nd. and points
in Virginia and Delaware.
Miss Mary Espey has returned from
Upper Montclair. y. J.. where she was
the guest Of friends for several weeks.
Robert Simpson. Of the watch force.
has been confined TO his home IN this
city since the first OF the month on ac-
count OF serious Illness.
Miss Eugene Lasl1ey returned a few
days ago from visit to relatives in
Philadelphia and Nantucket Beach.
r. T. Stops is on his annual vacation,
which he is spending in the Old Dom
inion.
Miss Mary Devereux has returned
from a visit to Boston.
Miss Margaret p. Cobey has returned
from a visit 70 TIE jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
A. b. Cammerer. of the Treasurer's Of
ice, left a few days ago for his former
home, IN GAINESVILLE, Wis, for an ex-
tended visit
w. B. Gcodale is on =. leave Of abb
sence. He Is visiting In Connecticut.
Miss Nettie Tolson. Of the national
bank redemption agency, is in Norfolk
taking In the exposition.
George King. Of the watch. is on leave
Of absence for ten DAYS.
Miss Mary w. Annard. OF she Treas
urer's Office, is back from a trip TO the
jamestown Exposition
Miss Clara NJ. Foss has returned from
a visit TO Bluemont and other Virginia
resorts.
J. B. Busick is spending some time
visiting IN Virginia
Benton c. Gardner. Of the national
bank redemption agency. accompanied
by Mrs Gardner returned late in the
week from a visit to relatives and
friends in Indiana
JEFF Koontz is visiting in Ohio.
4. ]. Morey. one Of the Treasury
watchulen. is on visit to the Buckeye
State.
John C. Hale is on his annual leave
] of absence.
Miss Maggie Mortin. of the Treasur-
er's Office has returned from visit 70
Atlantic City.
Col NJ NJ. Brannan. formerly en-
IT. ga Il - departrent. who is nov-
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A. L. Swsrtout. OF the Treasurer's
Office. who attended the G. A r. en-
equipment at Saratoga, n. Y, after
ward spending several days visiting
points OF interest in that State. has. re-
sunaed his duties In the cash division.
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The following revenue cutter service
orders have been issued:
CHIEF Engineer J. p. Daily ordered to
Chester. Pa. to inspect anchors for the
Androscoggin-
Capt. F. G. F. WadswOrth, Capt. ]. H
Qulnan and Chief Engineer H. n. Wood
constituted a board OF inquiry TO con-
vene on board the Manning al San
Francisco on the 18th instant, to inquire
into grounding OF that vessel
Second Lieut.. W. A, Whittier granted
fourteen days extension Of leave.
First Assistant Engineer c. S. Root
assigned as member OK board to inspect
Fessenden and Boutwell, in place OF
Constructor ]. Q. Walton, whose orders
as member Of said board are revoked
on account of illness.
Gu. r y. Cri~~ detached from