The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-14

! IN the River and Harbor bill for the op-
/ tninS o. what Is known as the south
! west passage at the mouth Of the Mis-
l Sis@ippi- At present Louisiana has no rep
| res'ntdtive on the River and Harb0-
| ''mmijt,e- but an effort VIII be made to
/ place l,eTrts@rtatve RausdeU ON thu
/ committee i1 place Of Representative
1@tchiES=. who was not returned % the
House.
fHN"r Reciprocity Negotiations.
i''pftss ntativ, Ea5cock's tariff revision
/ IDEAS do not find favor with Representa-
Z NV" Long. OF Kansas. who is a member
oi the Ways and Means Committee o. the
/ Rouse ReDl sentative Long called uD01
the President today ana during conver-
sItlon at the White House said chat many
/ Ntst-rn'rs were opposed 20 any aItcra-
uoU OF the existing schedule. Rep-.eeu-
tdliV- Long regards reciprocity u-gotia-
tiouS as the only move necessary for the
adjustment of trade relations between
this and other countries
An Indiana JudEeship.
The vacancy on the circuit bench Of In
diana VIII soon Doe filled by the President.
The nome of Judge T. + Baker Of the
Supreme Court Of Indiana. was presented
to the President TO-DAY by Col J. s Dodgs.
President Of tine EIkhart County Bar. and
j. :. Drake. OF Goshen Ind Judge Baker
has the endorsement Of the EIkhart Conn
ty Bar Association.
Complaints Against Cheutham.
a number of letters have been received
by the President during the past few davs
protesting against the reappointmeut Of
Henry =. Cheatham as Recorder OF
Deeds for the District Of Columbia. The
letters iutimated that the moral character
Of Recorder Cheatham was not what it
should be-.
Ii IS said that the President paid no at
teni"n whatever TO the letters. and VIII
rsappoint the Recorder.
White House Callers.
Senator Bailey and Colonel Sanger. As
siStant Secretary Of War. called on the
President this morning Senator Bailey IS
anxious that Gen Luther Hare. who ef-
IecJ-d tho rescue Of I lieutenant Gilmore.
In the Philippines should be n ade a brig
adler general in the regular army.
Among others who called on the Presi-
dent today were the Rev. Dr. Mackav-
Smith, Prof s. P Langley. John w. Fos-
ter, w r. Danes. o. Patchogue. l.. J..
ana Jose de Oiyarcs and John T. Lewis
Foreign Commissioners of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition
The Presidents Appointments.
The President today ANNOUNCED the fol-
l'"iu- appointments:
Starc-Edwin " GuusauIus. Of Ohio. to
De Consul ar Toronto. Ontario Canada:
William T. Seweil. Of Ohio. 10 be Consul
eft ferUambUC0. Brazil
ITeasury-W Haverstick- q Wis
eonsin. &" he general inspector. Treasury
Department
War-JtSse NJ Lee. 20 be colonel of in
iauLTF, Henry Wygaut. 10 be Eeutenaut
colonel cf infantry. ZcIah ". Torrsv. 10
Dc major of infantry. Blantoa WiushfD
90 be- first lieutenant of infa----
To Dee second Heuteuants OF iafantrv-
William n Campbell. Isaac ". Nalonv.
Louis j. HancOurt. Arthur r. HaIUin. Al
ir,t o. Arnold. Charles :. Frank. Robert
W. ADAMS. Douglas Donald, Kent Brown
ing. Henry j. May 10 De Quartermastcr-
with rank of captain; Samuel j. Smith
TO He chaplain: Wade H. wcsrr1orqTar5
t. De- second lieutenant OF cavalry. Rob-
ert Sterrett, 10 De- second Iieutenqut az
cavalry, Walter J. Scott. 10 De second
lieutenant OF cavalry: Winston Pu-
oner- 70 DE second lieutenant OF
cavalry; Henry j. aIcKeunev. 10
De- second lieutenant Of clvsIr,.
Frederick NJ Jones. TO be second Iierlten-
tHt o- cavalry, Starkey Y. Britt. 10 be
lrs. lieutenant in The Artillery Coras.
William A. Covi-slon. 20 be second Ilau-
tenant i'm the ARTILLERY Corps Harry A.
E'erle. 90 De assistant surgeon Of voiua-
te-rs, with rank Of captain, Harry Walsh
to be captain. Company a. Fourth Rat
t-lio-. District Of Columbia militia. VIII
lam Poiingsr Pumphrey. TO DE first lieu
Tenant. Company d, Sixth Battalion Dis
UIct OF Columbia militia; john Wilson
D'Ai@l-e, 20 be second lieutenant. Com
t'-1E u. Sixth Battalion. District OF Co
-u-.i .a militia
Navy-Lucisa G. H,neberger. to 5.s
medical Inspector, Harold u. Haas. r8 bs
passed assistant surgeon