The Washington times., 1908-09-13
MAKE
A TRIP OF 70 MILES
Walk to HagerstOwn From
Cumberland in Record
Timed. E. Casey Hurt.

i" u. L. OdSOy TUT.
Emulating but not following the lead
set BY the Postof1ce Department pedes-
trians. who walked from washington to
Baltimore. and then rode back 20 the
city on the train, a number .: T=e;si-
known Government employees made a
record walk OF seventy miles a few days
ago through Maryland
The party, including L DOmeratzky,
Of the Bureau of Labor. Department OF
Commerce and Labor; J. 1. O'ConnOr
OF the Government Printing ONCE;
Charles Herring, Of the Navy Depart
ment. and G c. James. OF the Pension
Bureau. left Washington on Saturday
morning last, going by train to Cum
berland, Nd, from which point they
walked 70 Hagerstown, Nd a distance
OF about seventy miles, arriving there
about : O'Clock Monday afternoon The
party returned to Washington pleased
with the Journey and enthusiastic sup
porters Of the simple but strenuous life
Word has been received from Auburn,
Me, Of a serious accident that hap
pened 10 D. E Casey, a popular clerk
in the Bureau Of Manufactures, and
party OF friends. including his brother
and several young lEdies, while max
ing a trip in motor launch from THAI
city
The party was caught IN a heavy
storm that played havoc with the light
craft. sending Il around as a feather in
a tornado Mr. Casey suffered Some
painful injuries 70 his hand, and his
brother suffered several broken ribs
Reports that have reached the Bureau
Of Manufactures state that the entire
party had a very narrow escape from
drowning
n !. stone. tariff expert Of the Blu
reau OF Manufactures, returned Oh
Tuesday after A two-weez sojourn az
Virginia Beach with his family
Raymond T. Crist. assistant chief OF
the div sion Of naturalization. has gone
10 Atlantic City wiki party OF friends
10 spend two weeks Of his vacation
Charles Earl. solicitor Of the depart
ment. has returned from a vacation
spent at Cape May. y. ].
in the office Of the solicitor. has gone 10
Pittsburg. Pa. 70 enter upon the duties
OF his new position as a special United
States bank examiner. 2. 7. Quigley is
acting CHIEF clerk pending the appoint
ment Of a successor TO Mr.. Nesbit
Roger O'DonneU. % the Bureau Of I'm
migration. returned 70 Eis desk Wednes-
day from a pleasant vacation trip in
company WITH his family. Mr. O'DOnneH
made Buffa o. y. Y, his headquarters.
spent some time at his old home IN
Chautauqua county, and also made trips
TO Montreal and Quebec His family
will remain at Buffalo for a few weeks
A. W Parker. law clerk IN the Bureau
OF immigration. has returned from his
vacation. which was spent IN New
Hampshire
c. B. Dutton. OF the Bureau OF I'm
migration. has returned from a visit u
his home in Massachusetts.
Thomas T. Shoemaker. OF the division
OF naturalization, has returned from a
vacation Of several weeks.
Frank T Homer. OF the division OF
naturalization. returned from trip 10
his old home in West Virginia. where
he paid a visit TO relatives and friends
Frank R. Rynex. OF the division OF
naturalization, has returned from his
trip TO Buffalo. y. z. and Niagara
Falls.
J. Henri Wagner. OF the division Of
naturalization. viii return tomorrow
from vacation OF several weeks
Frederick H. Monk. OF the division Of
naturalization. viii return tomorrow
from a vacation trip TO his old home
and other points IN New York State.
John F Harm. Of the Bureau OF Cen
sus. has been detailed to the division Of
naturalization. Bureau OF immigration,
to help during the vacation period.
K. A. Brand, clerk to the chief OF the
Bureau Of Manufactures, returned
Tuesday from a vocation visit of ten
days to his Did home y Virginia
Matt l. Allison. OF the Bureau OF
Manufactures, IS again at his desk.
after an illness Of about ten days.
Frank F. Greenawalt, Of the division
/ Of appointments. has returned from a
vacation spent at Monterey. Pa. where
| they have some good golf links and
where Mr.. Greenawalt. who stands
among the leaders Of this sport in
/ Washington, made some new records
Robert Lenihan. of the division =:
| appointments, has returned from a VS.
1 it of three weeks to relatives and
| friends at his home in Darlington, KY
Odrain /. Horner, Of the division Of
! appointments. has returned from Co
] lonial Beach. where he spent part o.
! his annual leave
| William H Power, Of the disbursiLg
| office returned Wednesday from va
cation spent at Atlantic City
William L Soleau. chief OF the divi-
sion of disbursements. returned to his
| desk Thursday, after spending about
month at points IN New England