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"Mine Host" Decamps
And Guests Scramble
For Their Breakfast
Proprietor Couldn't Pay Rent, So He Moved
During Night and Visitors Declared
They Were "Stung."

Miss Marjorie Relyea, Of New York;
who Is spending the season at the Stew
ems Cottage, gave sea food dinner 10 q
party OF friends on Tuesday evening
and the menu consisted Of everything IN
the sea food line from lobster TO mus
sells. Miss Relyea's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James McClay, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. BacheIlor, Of New York; Mrs YO-
shirni, OF japan: Nlr. ana Mrs. r. Ben
dere, of Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam G. Johnson. of Washington. Mrs.
auckland, Of Cleveland, and Mrs. 4. D
Stevens, Of this city
United States Senator and Mrs. Phil
ander c. Knox. P c. Knox, Jr-, Miss
Marsh and Mr.. Pierce. who have been
spending several weeks az the Hotel
shelburne, returned to Valley Forge
Pa, this week
william D. Corey. head Of the Steel
trust, and his wife, formerly Miss Mabel
Gilman. spent last Sunday here. They
left early in the evening in their autos
mobile for destination unknown 70
anyone here.
Mrs. Russell AIger, wife OF the late
Secretary of War IN the Cabinet Of the
late President Mckinley, is spending
panied by her daughters, Miss Josephirs
Alger and Miss Fay Alger.
Mrs Frank J. r. Brown. Of Balti.
more wife Of the former governor Of
Maryland. is visitor here. She is ac@
companied by Mrs. W. J. c. Michael
and Mrs. Mary Gresoer, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. T. Collins. Of wash-
ington, ara visiting Mrs. Collins par-
ents, MIR. and Mrs J. z. Libbey.
ar; and Mrs. John Ferguson. OF
Washington. who have been Spending
me season In their cottage, were joined
tins week by their daughter Miss
Marion Ferguson, who has been sum-
meTlEg with friends IN the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown. az
washington, came 10 the shore this
week au1 joined Mr.. and Mrs Walter.
> Brown. at their cottage. They VIII
remain at the shore until the middle OF
September
Miss Frances Andersen, Of Washing
tonY Is spending a couple Of weeks at
the shore She Is being entertained 4
tie home CT her cousin, Miss Helen
Anderson, at the latter's home on South
Fentnor avenue.
J. 7. Bubie, a well-i.nown young BUSH
ness man Of Washington, accompanied
by his wife and young son. is spending
couple OF weeks vacation at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r steiffeI. So
clslly prominent people of Washington.
are spending a fortnight at the resort.
Mr. and Mrs John Flynn. of wash
IsSton, are among the visitors here,
They viii remain during the greater
part Of September.
Miss Blaude Tracy. well known IN
social circles OF Washington. and an
artist Of unusual ability, returned 10
her home Monday after spending 8.
week with her mother.
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vacation. having visited Cape May and
Colonial Beach.
John T. Noonan. Of the foundry divI-
sion, is spending his annual leave with
his parents al Boston. Mass.
James D. Markham, OF the foundry di-
vision, is spending his vacation at HIS
cid home at New Haven. Conn.
Thomas J. Travis. Of the first division.
is spending two weeks on the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland.
Charles O'ConneIl, Of the sixth division.
has returned from Niagara Falls, having
been on vacation for the last two weeks.
Jesse Morgan, Of the fourth division,
has returned from a fifteen-day vaca-
ton, a part Of the time being spent at
the jamestown Exposition.
William c. Wilton, of the foundry d.
vision, is on vacation for few days,
which ne is spending Grabbing at Chesa-
Peake Beach.
Michael Shaen, acting foreman of the
foundry division. is on vacation for If
teen days.
John Linquist, Of the foundry division,
Is among the number going on annual
leave.
Martin w. Barr. of the nth division
proofroom. is spending fifteen days at
Everett, Pa.
John Sim, of the fifth division proof
room, has returned from Maryland,
where he spent two weeks.
Myron ]. Ferren. of the fourth divi-
sion, accompanied by his wife. has just
returned from Boston and vicinity, where
thirty days were pleasantly spent.
RI. Townsend, of the first division.
who was dropped from the rolls on sc-
count of his long illness, was rein
stated last week and assigned 20 his old
division.
Edward Mccormick. Of the supply
room, first division. left Saturday for
Syracuse, N. Y, where he will pay a
visit to his old home.
Charles J. Alexander. the efficient
proof pTeSSman IN the nISb ulRlSlOns III
! company with his wife, left Thursday
for a thirty-day vacation. Sumner F.
McDonough is substituting for Mr..
Alexander.
James w. Mathers and William r.
Verlander, OF the ''Y'' lookup force.
are on the sick Hist. the former with
rheumatism, and the latter with touch
OF malaria
Robert II. Mayors, of the first d.
vision, has returned from a trip to
Arkansas, having paid a pleasant visit
to his mother and sisters
William r. Bolten, of the proof room
Of the library division, left last week
to meet his sister at Buffalo, n. Y,
who comes from Des Moines, Iowa, for
visit. They viii go to Niagara Falls,
and thence TO the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton by way of New York city.
John L Clendennin. OF the proof di-
vision. accompanied by his femiiy, has
gone to St Louis. Mo, and vicinity, to
spend mis- vacation.
The BODY of E b. Chambers, who was
formerly connected with the proof di-
vision. was brought to washington for
inteTment on Wednesday, which took
place at Arlington. The proof division
was represented at the funeral BY
Messrs. Russell Manning, Taylor, and
: McKelvY.
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BBureau Of Engraving andA
~ Printing ~

Point Comfort. Va. and Charlotte Hall.
Md, before returning to office.
]. Barnard. of section eleven of the
printing division, is spending his annual
leave with his family In New York
Charles Kraft, OF section six of the
printing division, who has been III for
the last three weeks. is reported to be
improving.
Foreman John F. osterman, of section
two Of the printing division, will return
tomorrc1 after short vacation.
Julian Tapp and son. Harry II. B.
Iapp' Of section i've OF the printing div
ision. are taking short vacations.
Jacob Huck. OF section two. has re-
turned to work after being on the sick
list for two weeks.
Robert Parker, OF the surface branch,
has been granted leave OF absence for
the month OF September. He will spend
part Of the time at the jamestown Ex-
position.
John w. Grove. of the surface branch,
is on vacation for a few DAYS.
-
MISS Sadie Watson, OF the printing
division, has returned 10 her duties at
ter spending three weeks pleasantly
with her parents at onancock, Va. and
other points in that state.
Thomas II. Green, Of the machine DE-.
4
ten-day illness.
Archie Gibson, Of the printing divi-
sion, is spending his leave of two weeks
at Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
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from his desk for few days last week
In order to undergo an operation for
tonsiIitis.
A. Warner Parker. OF the correspond
ence division OF the Bureau Of Immi-
grafton and Naturalization, returned
Wednesday after spending a month at
Meredith.'N. H.
Everett NJ. Hawley. Of the appointment
division. left yesterday for Atlantic
City. where he will spend one-haIf OF his
annual leave.
Frank Young, of the appointment div
ision, has returned from a pleasant va
cation at points down the Potomac.
Francis e. Marvin, a member Of Sec
rotary Weeds corps Of assistants, re-
turned TO his duties at the department
on Monday after having spent his vaca-
ton. accompanied by his sister, at Rich
field Springs, n. Y.
John A. Anderson, Of the chief clerks
division, will return 70 his desk tomor-
tAr enjoying his summer vacation. Mr.
Anderson. with his wife and sister. spent
last week at the jamestown Exposition.
His sister is on a visit from New York
Charles r. Pelton. OF the printing d.
vision, accompanied by his wife, is
spending ten days at Colonial Beach.
J. + Callan, Of the printing division.
is repeating his weekend stunt at At
iantic City Wonder who It's? CBingvilIe
Bugle please copy)
Roy Paddock. Of the printing division.
has returned after spending six weeks
st Washington Grove. and other points
in Maryland
Henry z. Lees. Of the watch force. is
spending thirty days at points IN III
nois.
Thomas A. BARLEY, of Maryland. has
been reinstated as a clerk al 1900 per
annum In the Bureau OF Labor.
Louis c. Walsh, special agent in the
Bureau Of Tabor. has been promoted
from $40 to 1880 per annum.
Frederick W. Grover. physicist at 81. 500
Per annum In the Bureau OF Standards,
has resigned his position.
Leonard NJ Tongue, Of this CITY
has resigned his position as general as
| sistant on the steamer A1batross. The
| position comes under the Bureau OF
Fisheries ard pays x,2OO per annum.
| Meyer Jacobstein, Of New York. has
been appointed a special agent at s. 200
per annum in the Bureau Of Corpora
tons.
Mrs. Edith D. Wilder. clerk at 500 per
annum n the Bureau Of Fisheries. has
| resigned her position.
John F. Davis has resigned his posi-
/ ton as clerk at 1900 per annuua in the
| Steamboat Inspection Service, being
transferred 10 the Department Il jus
tice.
James r Jones, clerk at $40 per an
mum In the Bureau of Fisheries. has
been transferred to the Bureau of Cor
porstions.
been appointed a laboratory assistant
az $50 per annum in the Bureau OF
Standards.
]. Lester Brooks. OF the division OF
naturalization has just returned from a
vacation spent In the mountains OF west
| eTn Pennsylvania. The trout that
Brooks says re caught weighed at the
fast nature fest twenty-five pounds.
! George Henry Thomas, Of the division
OF naturalization, spent the past week
at the summer cottage OF his parents,
| Asbury Park, \. J. Mr.. Thomas ven
tured out on the ocean in an open sail
/ boat last Tuesday and was blown cut
10 sea in a severe gale. He was picked
/ Up BY fishing smack and reached the
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Secretary StTsus Expected
Back in About Fortnight

Secretary oscar Straus is expected to
resume his duties IN the' depart mehr
about the middle OF September Before
returning to Washington, Secretary
Strau5 expects to visit oyster Bay 70
confer with President Roosevelt in ref
erence TO several important matters Of
administration. The Secretary and
party are at present making a tour of
Yellowstone Park.
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STILL AT IT.

Doctors never bleed people now. do
they?'
"(Sreat Scott, mani did you never
have one Of them send you q iil?''-Bal-
tfmore American.
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James NJ Fisher, private secretary
to Director Sullivan, returned 70 his
desk on Monday morning after a
months vacation, which was spent in
Nova Scotia. Accompanied by his wife
Mr.. Fisher spent the time at Cape Four
chu, near Yarmouth, where has sister.
Miss Estelle M. Fisher. principal of
the Hayes High School, Of this city, is
spending the summer, Miss Fisher
will not return until the middle Of Sep
TENDER. on the return to Washington a
short stop was made at Boston.
Miss Mary A. Cartner and Miss Mary
I Meany, clerks in the miscellaneous
Office. are spending their vacations at
Wilson. Niagara county. n. Y. They
will not return to Washington until the
middle of September.
Miss Isabelle c. McElTOy. Of section SIX
of the printing division. left last week
for Atlantic City, where she will spend
most of her vacation.
Miss Carrie NJ Caldwell. OF section
two of the printing division, has gone to
her home at Berkeley Springs. W. Va
for two weeks.
Miss Emma E. Thiele. of section three
OF the printing division, was on Nacd-
ton last week
William P. ChaIice. foreman Of section
four of the printing diVisloo' Is Al AZ
lantic City or weeks vacation
Robert Lambert, of the printing div
ision. has returned from his home IN
virginia. where he was called by the
illness of his father. Mr.. Lambert re-
ports his fathers condition as some
what improved.
Miss Edna Z. Adams, OF section Ave
Of the printing division. is spending two
weeks at her home at WOodville, Nd.
Miss Nora r. Melton. clerk In section
five OF the printing division, IS spending
her vacation with relatives and friends
in Maryland.
Il. J. Steiner. OF the printing division
and wife, are enjoying a trip 10 the
Catszln mountains, after which they
viii take a trip in his fathers yacht.
Miss Katherine E. Bowman, messenger
in section six OF the printing division.
has been on vacation for several days in
order to recuperate her health.
Miss Susan V. Kehoe, clerk in section
three Of the printing division. has been
spending several days at Atlantic City.
Edward z. Putnam. OF section eleven,
stamp room. left last week with his
family for Maine. where two weeks will
be spent.
Miss Margaret HALEY, Of section eight
of the printing division. is spending her
vacation at the jamestown Exposition.
and will also visit Virginia Beach, Old
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GJf.RirltfingOtioe
SUPERINTENDENT
ENTERS ON DUTIES
New Chief of Supplies
Liked by His Numerous
Associates.

Harry F. Ashton, who for several
months past has been second assistant
superintendent Of manufacture, and who
was appointed recently to the position
Of superintendent OF supplies, formally
assumed his new duties on Thursday
Mr.. Ashton has enjoyed the confidence
Of the Public Printer from the beginning
OF his administration. having been one
OF his first principal appointees. His
present position, which Is reached after
several advancements, is one Of the most
responsible in the office.
Mr.. Ashton is we'll qualified for his
new duties, being thoroughly familiar
with every branch of the big printery,
He is receiving the hearty cooperation
of all his assistants, as his appointment
is a popular one. Mr.. Ashton has been
connected with the office since 1888. He
IS a native Of California and has worked
at his trade IN several Of the large
cities. He has been prominently identi-
fed with union affairs, having held a
prominent office In the International
Brotherhood Of Bookbinders. and also
served as president Of local No. s, IN
Chicago
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wAEKrxo TO PARENTS.

WARMING TO PARENTS.
The Milk Conference appointed by the
District Commissioners, In view OF the
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has
recommended the me-pasteurfzIng Of all
raw milk by bringing It 20 the boiling
point. then withdraw. cool. and keep cold
until used.
The Conference has thereby endorsed tba
advice given by this Society for a num-
Der Of years to
SCALD ALL MILK
for children.
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held by some that
pasteurising affects either sthe digesti-
bility or the nutritive value Of the milk.
OF t-at as a rule IL will produce any
bad effects whatsoever.
SOCIETY ron FREvENTIoN
OF SICKNESS.
e BERLINER. Secretary.
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ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 31.-"If you
want your breakfast. go into the kltch-
en- and cook IL yourself. was the no
tice which guests at q Maryland avenue
nostelry saw pinned on the door leading
from the dining room TO the kitchen
of the house the other morning. The
firm which had been running the house
since about the middle OF July, decamp-
ed in tbs night, while the house was
well filiee with visitors, and they have
not been seen since. 1t Is presumed
they saw there was no way ia which
they could meet their next payment Of
rent end make any money, so they de-
eided TO make the mo,iey.
''Stuns,' muttered TIE guests who had
been wandering about aimlessly for
nearly an hour, won lering when they
would hear the glad summons TO break
fast. And those who had paid in ad-
vance we're doubly "stung." The dis
appointed visitors had to 20 to nearby
hotels and restaurants To get their
breakfasts, and then they began looking
for new place in which to stow them
selves during the balance of their stay
ct the tlure.
The visitors at the New Berkeley Ho-
tel spent Wednesday evening IN playing
euchre- There were ten tables and two
hours were consumed in cards. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Samuel Bren-
men, OF Pittsburg: Mrs. George conk-
iin' Of Baltimore; Mrs. Sadie Reiser. Of
New York; Mrs. PfeI, Of Louisville
Ky; and Mrs. J. e. Sinclair. OF Wash
ington.
Alr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Adams Of
Lynehburs, Va. are spending their
honeymoon at the shore, and are among
the most interesting ceople stayine at
the Marlborough IenheIm. Mrs. Adams
Is well known in Norfolk and was MIS-
dontas ROlfe TirsIey. Her romantic
marriage last week In Charleston. s. g
70 Mr. Adams, a young insurance officer
OF Lynchburg and New YorE created a
deal OF interest in the south, and es-
pecially among her many friends in
Virginia.
Atlantic Csty's annual dog show. one
Of the big society events o. the early
iaH. viii be held on the StsepIecbsse
PIER this year., and September y has
been set for the opening day. There
Wil be 5lS classes, and nearly 200 sDe-
clai prizes Entries viii close on Sen
tember 8.
About fifty Of the visitors az the
Hotel Albemarle gave a sailing part
| ca the ocean Monday evening. The
party was chaEe-Saied by Mrs F M
alexander, OF Pittsburg; Mrs E H.
MaiHnson, Of Washington, and Mrs
OhaFies / franklin, OF Cleveland.
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL,

Virginia Ave. and the Beach. Atlantic City.
y. J, Capacity, 500 guests. Specially reduced
-'ates for Sept. and Oct. American plan, SD
70 SIS weekly, 81 10 s. daily. Superior table
and service Largest and finest rooms. Hot
and cold sea water IN all baths; private and
public. Music. Write for folder. Garage
CHARLES z. COPE.
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be on vacation for three weeks.
! Miss Fannie a. Crandan. OF the edi-
torlaI division, Office Of the superIn-
/ tendent of documents, has returned
/ from a Two weeks vacation.
John J. OBrien, OF the foundry divi-
/ sion. has been granted leave for fifteen
J days. He left yesterday to be present
/ at the G. A. r. encampment at Sara
/ toga and tc visit in New York
/ J A West, Of the proof division. has
/ returned from his vacation, having
/ made a Trip to Nova Scotia.
F. E. Chaplin, Of the proof division
/ has returned from a trip to Montreal
and the Thousand Islands.
]. A. Scott, of the proof division, who
has been in Chicago and other points
/ along the Mississippi river for the last
/ six weeks, has returned to his desk.
| The following employees Of the proof
| division were granted vacations CON-
mencing last week: T M. Hanft, John
1 +. Atkinson, Marion Z. Bullock. z. A
Huse, Isaac Walter Sharp, A. L. Sur
/ guy, Henry Noyes. and w. H. Brown.
Charles Wilhelm. of the proof divi-
| sion, is on vacation and Will visit rela-
| lives in New York State and also make
a trip to the jamestown Exposition,
Wilson Harvey. Of the bindery, is
- "a
/ Id-on-the-Potomac-
Harry c. Arnold. Of the bindery, was
| at the bedside of his wife last week hav-
/ ing been summoned home by her illness
Mrs. Maggie Curtis. OF the bindery
has returned 20 office after being on
/ vacation.
/ Miss Sarah V. Weckerly, OF the bind
! cry, returned Thursday from her vaca-
/ ton. which she spent at Atlantic City
/ Alexander A. Carr. OF the watch force
/ has returned from a thirty-day vaca-
/ ton trip to Ohio.
Martin siehl, Of the watch force, LEFT
last week for Buffalo, N Y, where he
/ will spend thirty days on his farm.
William Brauninger OF the watch
force, left last week for New York
where he viii be on vacation for three
weeks.
James c. Toy, OF he watch force, has
! been granted leave OF absence for thirty
days. He will spend the time in vir-
ginia.
Samuel G. Mawson. OF the watch force
! is on vacation for thirty days.
/ The following employees Of the press
/ division left last week for their annual
/ vacations; Mrs. Louise E Gregory,
Mrs. Della J. Creamer. Mrs. Anna B.
/ Cline. Miss Minerva Carr. Miss May v
/ Davis, J. J. Mccarthy, c. A. Moran, and
( William Dishman
| Lyndan J. Gilbert, Of the supply divi,
1 sion, is on vacation for two weeks. and
viii spend the time at Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
| Jesse c. Shoemaker, Of the supply di
vision, has returned from a ffteen-d day
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Notes and Personals Gathered
Among Commerce and Labor Force

F. c. Croxton, who recently resigned
his position In the Bureau Of Labor in
order to take a position with the immi-
grafton commission, having charge OF
the clerical force, returned last week
from an official trip TO points IN the
East.
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THE LEXINGTON.

Pacific and Arkansas ave, 1 50. from station
and Young's Pier; premises extend 70 Beach.
Bathing from house. Baths. phones al mod
ern convenience. Dee an-view rooms 81 IN
weekly. Superior taDle. White service.
PAUL c. ROSECRANS. Booklet
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Summer Resorts.

The Times conducts q complets
Resort Bureau, where every atten-
ton viii be given persons desi-ous
Of obtaining. information concerning
Resorts throughout the country. The
service is free.
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" Commerce and Labor!

stefan to go to the seashore to recuper-
ate his health.
Z. Dana Durand, Deputy Commission
er OF Corporations, will return tomorrow
| from his vacation, which has been spent
at points in Maine
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statistician Weber, of the Bureau of
Labor. suffered breakdown few days
ago, and has since been confined to his
bed. He has been advised by his ply
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Wildwood, n. ].

HOTEL DAYToE-HoTEL FENWIoEs
SIMPLY THE BEST.
Fsnwick-aIways open ss5 days per year.
Extraordinarily ca beach, greatly improved.
Table unsurpassed. New management. Booklet.
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William r. Love. delegate from CO.
lumbia Typographical Union, No. f01. to
the Hot Springs convention, returned TO
the city on Wednesday. Mrs. Love and
children remained over for a few weeks
TO visit with her mother in Memphis,
Tenn.
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New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RALEIGH s st; f iss ssse,,

Offers the same high standard OF accomrno-
dation, and cuisine al greatly reduced prices
during September. H J. DTNES
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Frank P. Cox. Of the division of man
ufacture, has returned from a successful
fishing expedition to the upper Potomac,
bass being the species most sought.
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About fifty Of the visitors at the
Hotel Albemarle gave a sailing party
ca the ocean Monday evening. The
party was chaFe- oaed by Mrs. F. ~
Mailinson, Of Washington. and Mrs.
Charles Franklin, OF Cleveland.
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Benjamin F. Constantine. foreman Of
printing. left for New York on official
business last week He will visit the
Mergenthaler factory in Brooklyn for
the purpose Of considering plans for the
execution Of bill work on the linotype
machines during the coming session OF
Congress.
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Mrs. Russell Alger, wife OF the late
Secretary of War in the Cabinet OF the
late President Mckinley, is spending
some time at the shore. She is accom-
panied by her daughters, Miss Josephine
Alger and Miss Fay Alger.
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J. r. BanOu, who until recently was
euployed in the blndery, has been made
foreman Of the bindery connected with
the Globe Printing Company's office.
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II. {. MCCammon assistant door
keeper. is on vacation for thirty days.
He will spend'the time at Atlantic City.
the jamestown Exposition, and at the
G. A. r. encampment at Saratoga