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The Seward gateway., 1915-09-27
SEWARD. ALASKA. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1915.

One of the remarkable
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 < THE CAR PLEASE. :'

The old cry stand forward in the car please" of the conductors in the congested residential districts of our big cities about six in the evening was indicative of the condition in which the car left ths morning for out the line. Besides the capacity load of freight there were nearly 40 passeng- CTS to crowd into the seats which ordinarily hold about 25. Never be- fore has the car left with as much freight, material as we'll as human, as did the car this morning. In fact second car had to go out with freight that was left behind.
 Of the many who went this morn ing the following are few:
 Joe Badger and Dick Lane left for the Oasis, where they will spend a week.
 O. Botldn left for mile S4 where he will go on a prospecting and hunting trip.
 George Mayfeld left for mile S4 on a hunting trip.
 L. A. Peel and H. H. Hicks left for Mile 29 this morning whence they will mush 12 miles to Quartz creek, the property which Mir. Case, of New York, comes to prospect. Messrs. Hicks and Peel expect to be gone at least a month and possibly three or four.
 Dayton o. Carter, foreman of the bridge repair crew, left this morning with ten men for Mile 52, where the first repair work will be started. Much material was taken along for the purpose.
 Twenty men, under foreman Mor- ris, left for Mile 34 where they will do some grading work. The crew will leave for Mile 52 in few days to lay track between that place and Mile 54, which was washed out by Spencer glacier stream.
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Ward H. Gartner, r years old, bugier on the revenue cutter Man ming, was drowned in Boring sea August 22. Young Gartner was a native of Seattle and attended the West Seattle school. He joined the United States revenue cutter service in July and was assigned to the Man hing. He sail on his first voyage July 3. so had been in the service less than two months.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-27

Visiting cards, invitations, anything pretty {, done by the Gateway just as well as outside.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-27

California peaches. Three cans for fifty cents. Next three days only, Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-27

Everyone interested in Alaska reads the Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-27

No advertiser can afford to omit the Seward Gateway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Mrs. Sarah H. Pointon of the bindery
DIVISION viii leave today for three
weeks of her annual leave. She will
hrst go to Wilmington, Del, where she
VIII visit relatives, and then will visit
friends In Philadelphia and Chester. Pa.
The last week of her vacation will he
spent in Belair, Md.
Mrs. Delaphine Lord returned to the
bindery division last Monday from
Front Royal. Va. where she and her
granddaughter spent several weeks.
vacation.
Miss Cecilia c. McGraw of the print
ing press room returned recently, after
a brief vacation.
W. D. Zoos, employed in the bindery.
returned last Wednesday from a
months vacation spent in Washington
Grove. Nd.
William G. Glenn of the printing diyi-
sion will leave the city tomorrow with
his wife for vacation Of ten DAYS
Stanley Hartman left the printing diyi-
sion Monday for a three week trip to
Atlantic City.
Robert S. d. Boucher. linotype opera :
tor in the printing division. is on two
weeks leave OF absence, and has gone
to West Virginia with his wife to visit
relatives. He will report for work Sep
TENDER IA.
Edward Gibson of the engineer force
of the Library returned to the building
last Wednesday from Colonial Beach
where he spent the month of August
Frank y. Cole, pressman in the print
ing pressroon. recently returned from
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Rear Admiral W. C. Cowles, retired,
recently relieved from command of the
Asiatic fleet, has reported his return
to the Navy Department and was at
the Army and Navy Club during the
past week.
Commander \. E. Irwin and Lieut. c.
C.. Stayton reported at the Navy De-
partment last week on waiting orders.
Commander Irwin was at the Cairo and
Lieut.. Stayton at the Army and Navy
Club.
Howard A. Banks. private secretary
to Secretary Daniels. has resumed his
duties at the Navy Department after a
few weeks visit to his home in North
Carolina
Mr.. Bartlett, chief of the appointment
division. is back at his desk after a
short vacation at North Beach, Md.
Charles H. Mccarthy of the assistant
secretary's Office. has gone to Worces-
ter. Mass. for short holiday
Charles F. Stake of the supply di-
vision has gone to Atlantic City.
Charles Piozet of the chief clerk s
office has been assigned to temporary
duty in the Office of Acting Secretary
Roosevelt.
Ralph Beaver Strassburger. gradu-
ate of Annapolis. who resigned in 1909,
has volunteered his services in the new
IL O.
ination before the board in charge of
that branch of the service at an early
date. Mr.. Strassburger formerly served
on the Mayfower and at the White
House under President Roosevelt.
Among those missing on the United
given up for lost in the gulf hurricane
while on her way to New Orleans. is
Lieut.. Commander Jonas H. Holden,
who was recently relieved from duty
as executive officer of the Annapolis
of the Pacific fleet. Commander Holden,
had been on duty on the California
since November Is. 1913. He was a ma
tive of Vermont, and was appointed
to the navy from that state in 1892.
He became a lieutenant commander in
1908. and was forty-two years of age.
The Secretary of the Navy has adj
dressed the following letter to Chief
Engineer George w. Sensner. U. S. N,
retired. who resides at 1881 Kenyon
street. Washington. D. c.:
ut is with unusual pleasure that the
department has received your letter
Offering to the navy on your seventy
eighth birthday your services in the
event of an emergency.
The department congratulates you
both on your splendid condition on your
recent birthday and also on your fine
spirit in rendering your services in
whatever capacity they may be de-
sired. You may rest assured that the
department will be only too glad to
utilize your services to the best adj
quired. and 1t always feels IL can rely
on the support of the old navy"
Lieut.. Adolphus Station Of the navy
Is acting Judge advocate general of
the navy in the absence on leave of
Capt Ridley Mclean, U. S. N.
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NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Miss Helen l. Stuart will return to
her desk this week from a vacation
spent at Colonial Beach, visiting rela-
tives. .4-
C.. E. .Mirguet is back at his duties
after one weeks absence. He visited
his home in Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Adelaide c.. Quisenberry, cata-
loguer In the museum, will return to
vacation. =,
Miss Helen A. Oimstead. clerk in the
ofnce Of the assistant secretary re-
turned Wednesday after fifteen-day
trip to Atlantic City.
Nefl'M. Judd. aid in anthropology, has
Will spend In California and Utah.
John J. Dolan. captain Of the watch,
News. Va.
During the absence of Capt. John J.
Dolan. Lieut. Kaske is acting captain
Of the watch.
W. H. Kimball of the administrative
office left yesterday afternoon for
tnree weeks vacation at Atlantic CITY.
w a. Webb of the watch force has
been transferred to the bureau of cen-
sus.
Miss PearIe H. Garrison, preparation
August 81.
DR., Marcus Benjamin, editor will
leave Septemher 8 for a three weeks
trip to Atlantic City.
H. c. Kaske of the watch force. will
spend the next two weeks with his
Miss Alice ]. Whitcomb of the library.
left Yesterday on months vacation.
which she will spend, in Maine and
Massachusetts,
Ora L Whitmirs Of the property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

Miss Rose A. Kennedy and Miss Jose
phine G. Holohan of the engraving
division are taking a ten-day trip to
New York city and vicinity by water.
2. J. O'Niel and J. J. Bonner of the
printing division and r. L. Mulhall of
the examining division will return to
the bureau this week from Enfield, Md,
where they were on a ten-day fishing
trip.
George c. Daily of the engineering
and machine division Is back at his
duties. after spending four days in
Baltimore.
The following printers and assistants
in section are away on annual leave:
George L. Lowrey. Benjamin kroger,
George Pluttch. Thomas II. Schooley,
Ramsey. Bertha Clements, Nettie
Courtney and Anna Reh.
Robert l.. Lambert, custodian of
presses In the printing division. is
on annual leave, and is visiting his
farm in Woodstock, Va.
Miss Elizabeth M. Scott, assistant
forewoman of the packing division,
has changed her residence, and Is now
residing at 1929 4th=street northeast.
Miss M. Kemp Of the chief clerk s
office has been away from her desk
for over a week on account of sick
ness
Thomas V. Browne, assistant fore
man of laborers, is confined to his
home by illness.
George Whiting of the engineering
and machine division is taking leave
of absence and Is visiting points on the
Potomac river.
After leave of absence for a week.
Joseph Heany. Thomas Nugent. Will
liam Nightingale and Henri Sappey
will report for work at the bureau on
Tuesday.
James Barry of the examinging divi-
sion will return to the bureau this
week, after ten days leave.
Frank w. Larner. assistant chief OF
the wetting division, who received a
compound fracture of the leg recently
while on his way home from the bu-
reau, is said to be rapidly recovering.
John j. Murray, chief of the wetting
division, has greatly improved IN heaih'
after a long Illness.
Harry L. Stroh of the surface di-
vision is at Atlantic City for ten days.
Miss Ora T. Redd of the surface d.
vision is on a two-week visit at Gull
Miss vesta E. Hottenstein of the sur
face division is spending thirty days
of her leave with relatives in the
northwestern part OF Pennsylvania:
division is enjoying her vacation visit
ing friends at Manassas, Va.
Mrs Ella Mudd of the surface division
is on two weeks leave at La Plata,
Md.
Miss Mary K. Nolan of the surface
division is at Atlantic City for a stay
Of ten days.
Edward j., Shankle and wife are the
guests of Mr.. Shankle's parents. at
Frederick, for the next ten days.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Ball of the surface
division Is spending the week end in
Baltimore.
Misses Matte e. Beall and Rose Col
Inns, with a party of friends, have left
for a motor trip through Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New York. They will
spend some time in the Catskil noun
tains.
Walter L. Lyddane Of the surface d.
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the suburban roads department, will
return to the office after Labor day.
Seller Simpson. Junior, engineer on
bridge construction. has reported for
duty after several days y..s sickness ena;,..r
highway division. is. on leave for sew
eraI days.
Joseph Lee, field. party assistant, has
been granted sick leave:
Bill" ForsYthe of the engineer of
days in Atlantic City. - =
Clifford Lanham. assistant superin-
tendent of parkings, has returned 10
duty after serious spell OF fever.
inRs division 6 has been transferred to
work under the public utilities commits
sion.
-Mrs. George sswall and Mrs William
North OF Chicago and their cn ,I11,en
who were visiting Miss Blanche Miller.
secretary to Corporation Counsel Syme'
have returned to their homes.
j. Vinton Birch of the surveyors Of
flee returned the latter part of the
week from a months yachting "Trip On
Jack Hurley and e. A. Dent or the
surveyors office returned last week
from their annual vacations.
Many District building officials and
employees left the city last night on
outings that will extend over LABOR
day. From now on 1t Is expected there
will be a considerable falling OF IN the
number of weekend trips.
c. r. Shoemaker, who is at the head
of the Districts property survey office,
is IN Gaithsrsburg, Md, for the week
end.
. Herbert Ramsdell. clerk in the office
of the secretary to the COMMISSIONERS
who is spending a.vacation at Harpers
Ferry, returned to Washington Friday
to participate in tennis match be-
tween the District and Treasury teams.
Ramsdell is one of the stellar racquet
ers Of the municipal building.
>, Another enthusiastic District buildin
tennis player is E. B. Hartley. clerk in
the public utilities commission, who is
in New York attending the national
matches on the West Side Tennis Clubs
courts.
Miss M. C.. Lillis chief clerk of the
department Of weights. measures and
Cleveland. Ohio.
j. s. Garland. superintendent OF the
water department, has returned from a
months vacation spent at Markham,
Va.
J. R. McGonegal. superintendent of
plumbing Of the District, is back from
a months. outing at Colonial Beach,
Va
F. W. Albert, assistant superintendent
Of the water department, is spending
his vacation in Maine.
w. r. woodward. yalyesman in the
water department, will spend this week
In Richmond, Va, where he has been
asked to umpire in base ball series
between the Richmond and Agricul-
-tural Department teams.
J. c. Yeatter, clerk in the Office of the
auditor, who Is spending his vacation
in Pennsylvania, is reported to have
been i'll since the middle of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Col. w. P. Evans, U. S. A., retired.
has resigned as editor of the Infantry
Journal. and will be succeeded by First
Lieut.. G. A. Lynch, U. 8. A.
Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell probably
will succeed Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray,
L. S. A, as commander of the western
department when the latter retires in
December next.
Col. John Biddle, formerly Engineer
Commissioner of the District, but now
on duty in the Office of the chief Of
engineers, U. S. A., at this city, Octo-
Der l will succeed Maj Horton w.
Sickle as engineer officer in charge
of the Baltimore district. Mai. Sickle.
who will retire from active duty. was
appointed to the charge of the Balti-
more engineering district about a
month ago, succeeding Col Beach. He
will be retired on his own application
under special act of Congress allow
the Canal Zone to retire in the next
highest grade. The retirement of Maj.
Sickle will date from January 10 Of
next year. and he will be given leave
Biddle takes charge of the office.
Col E.. E. Winslow, one of the as
sistants>of the chief of engineers at
the War Department, has returned to
engineering works on the Pacific coast.
Lieut.. Col. Jay ]. Morrow. formerly
Engineer Commissioner of the District,
has arrived at Balboa, Panama Canal
neer of maintenance of the Panama
canal, acting under the orders of Act
ing Gov. Chester Harding, also for
mer District Engineer Commissioner
assistants to the chief of engineers
at the War Department, has returned
to this city from his vacation, and is
at laos 21st street.
Mrs. Peter McQuade of Staten Island
announces the engagement Of her Sec
ond daughter, Elizabeth McQuade, to
Brig. Gen. George Percival Scriven,
chief signal officer Of the army. The
wedding will take place early in Octo-
George w. Potter of the Secretary's
Office has resigned to accept an ap-
pointment in the Department Of Com
merce.
Mrs. Jennie P Andrews of the mail
and record division Is on her vacation.
Frank NJ. Hoadley of the chief clerks
Office left Thursday for Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, where he will spend his
Samuel Rubenstein of the Secretary's
office motored to Philadelphia last
week.
John T., Dillon. chief clerk of the
correspondence division. returned from
Saratoga Springs Monday, where he
spent his vacation.
The following candidates for admis-
sion to the United States Military
Academy in 1916 have been appointed
during the past week:
Observation-Disclosures r. Ribbeck,
New Iberia: Elliott r. Weeks, alter
nate, New Orleans.
Michigan-Edwin J. McAllister, Bat
tie Creek; Charles r. Gildart, alter
nate, Albion: Lytton D. Gamble. al
ternate, Coldwater.
ADMINISTRATIONS F. MCGEE, Min
neapolis: Clifford r. Raiter. alternate.
Alexandria; Francis J. Grazing, alter
nate, Spring Valley.
Missouri-James C. WEIGH. Salem.
Nebraska-Sol NJ. Lipman, Bassett.
Pennsylvania Harry McC Rex,
Huntington; John f. Weidlich, alter
nate, Mercersburs; James r. Arnold,
alternate, Port Trevorton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL.

Lloyd l. Richie, employed as civil
SERVE clerk. has gone to his former
home in Clifton Forge. Va. to spend
TODAY and Labor day with friends. He
will return to his desk Tuesday morn
ing.
DR.. Waldo E. Preston. medical inferno
resigned his position September l..
Miss Lena J. Sprague, supervisor al
the female department, also resigned
September ].
Charles Burch, supervisor Of the west
side receiving service. returned few
days ago from Colonial Beach and
Ocean City, Nd, where he and his fam
lily spent a three-Week vacation.
DR.. Harper and DR.. Harrison of the
medical staff left last Friday for a trip
to Boston by sea. After a short stay
there they will tour the state of Maine.
stopping at Augusta. They will be
away for several weeks.
Harry Weisbrand. chief engineer,
with his wife and family took an auto
trip to Annapolis and Baltimore re-
Gently.
R. c. Truman, clerk in the bookkeep-
ers' office. returned last Monday from a
weeks vacation at his former. home IN
Westwood, Md.
Supt. White returned last week. DR..
White has been summering at Lake
George. N. Y.
DIR. and Mrs. Kemp left tine city last
week for a months vacation. to be
spent at the Panama Pacific exposition.
DIR. Gariss returned last week from a
three-week trip to his former home In
New Jersey.
Miss Margaret 3. Padsett. charge
nurse in the Richardson group. and DR..
Forrest NJ. Harrison, assistant physi-
clan, resigned September l.
Miss Lillian A. Gates. attendant in the
Richardson group, has been promoted
to charge nurse in the female depart
ment, vice Miss Margaret B. Padgett,
resigned.
Grover T. Thrift. attendant. returned
Wednesday after taking a portion of
his annual leave.
Edward L. Hines is back at the hos
pltal from two weeks vacation He
returned Tuesday.
Allison D. Hicks, attendant reported
for duty Tuesday after leave of abb
sence for over q week.
Richard NJ Toohiil, attendant in the
west side receiving service. left the
service September !. -
Miss Cora Agnes Clements resigned
the first OF this month
Everett a. Thompson. attendant in
the building receiving service, has
same depal tment.
George w. Jones was appointed at
tendant in the Howard Hall depart
ment August %.
Theresa A. King received at appoint
ment as special attendant at the hos
pital August &c ana was detailed to
the female department.
Daniel ]. Sullivan reported Tuesday
from three weeks vac a.iou
Mr.. Sullivan spent most of his leave at
Salisbury Beach, Mass.
Mrs. Jamie Mullikin left last week
for a months vacation at Atlantic City.
John T. Goldsmith, attendant in the
west side receiving service. resigned
September !.
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three-week vacation. He visited
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire and

a three-week vacation. He visited
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
! Vermont.
Charles c. ziegler, maker-up in the
/, printing division, reported for work
| Wednesday for two weeks leave Of abb
sence. He took a trip to Boston by
sea while away, and also made short
visit in Albany, N. Y.
| Two weeks annual leave was granted
John c. Webb of the bindery division
yesterday. He will spend the time in
Atlantic City.
| Allen NJ. Russell. with his wife, left
| the city yesterday for a two-week trip
to North Beach, Md. He is employed in
the bindery.
, Mrs. Louisa Adams of the manuscript
division of the bindery will spend a
week at Atlantic City beginning Tues
| day next
| Stanley Gilbert. linotype operator in
the printing division. is back at the
office after spending three weeks at his
home in Charlottesville, Pa. He return
ed last Wednesday.
left Friday for trip to Atlantic City.
| where he will remain until Septem-
Der s.
Mrs. Nellie c. Mari of the manuscript
division of the binderry is on ten days
leave. She left here last Thursday.
p. II. Padden will leave Washington
| today for New York state. where he
Will spend two weeks fishing In Lake
Seneca and Lake Lamoka. Mr.. Padden
| is employed in the Library bindery d.
vision.
! William Thorp Thomasson of the mail
division will spend Labor day at Co
| lonial Beach.
Accompanied by his brother. who is
visiting him from Brooklyn, N. Y. E.
! r. Waters of the bindery force will
leave the Library Tuesday for the noun
tains of Virginia, where they will spend
one week.
Alton McCarty is back at his duties
| in the printing press room Of the Lii
brary after a weeks vacation at Co
lonial Beach.
Miss Josephine Helff returned to her
desk in the bindery division last Mon
day, following three-week vacation,
with party of friends touring in the
/ north and visiting Quebec, N. s.: Mon
treal, Canada, and the Thousand Is
lands.