Evening star., 1901-12-09
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
LONG LIST OF SELECTIONS SENT To
THE SENATE.
Important Naval Appointments-Ma
Postmasters Named, Including Mr..
Van Cott of New York.


Richmond Pearson North Carolina. at
Genoa; Henry ID. Saylor, Pennsylvania, at
Dawson City, Yukon territory. Canada
Tresury-To be collectors of customs
Levi M. Willcuts, district of Duluth Minn. !;
William H. DeVos, district of Milwaukee
Wis; Louis I. Weis, commissioner of i'm
migration at Baltimore; Washington Hav-
erstick of Wisconsin, general inspector,
Treasury Department.
Navy-Medical Director VIM. K Van
Reypen, to be surgeon general and chief of
the bureau of medicine and surgery; Capt
Royal b. Bradford, U.SN. chief of the bu-
reau OF equipment, with rank of rear ad-
miral; Capt. Charles ONeil U.S.N chief
of the bureau of ordnance, with rank of
rear admiral; Commander Augustus G.
Kellogg, retired, to be transferred from
the furlough to the retired pay list, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of section
1894 of the Revised Statutes; second lieu
tenants, Marine Corps, Sergt. Walter E.
Noa, Corp. Earl H. Ellis Sergt John A.
Hughes, Corp. Arthur McAllister.
Postmasters.
Observation-Disclosures P. Smith, Adams;
Cyrus W. Powell Amesbury; Francis Nor
wood, Beverly; James C. Cooper, Chester;
Charles l.. Scranton, Cottage City; Henry
A. Pease, Edgartown; Geo. w. Jones' Fall
mouth; VIM. c. Hinman, Great harrington;
]. H. Norcross, Medford; Alfred Hooking
Melrose; Elizabeth w. Smart, Merrimac;
Charles A. Pilling. North Andover Depot; 4;
Charles +. Bryant, Sharon; ]. Evarts
East Whitman; Eugene g. Thatcher,
Housatonic; Henry Converse, Rutland;
Henry F. Hosmer, South Lancaster.
Connectfcut-Edwin s. Pickett, Fairfield;
Fessenden. Stamford; James W. Hague.
Torrington; Bennett c. Atwood, Water
town.
1ndiana-wm. c. West. Farmland; L. v.
Buskirk. Bloomington; William Stevens, Co.
lumbus; John w. E. Ward, Converse;
Fletcher w. Boyd, Covington; VIM. d.
Page, Fort Wayne; w. NJ. Mills, Ladoga;
Michael c. CARRIER, Madison; Morris B.
Pote, New Harmony; F. Kimberley Orleans;
Taylor Reagan, Plainfield James H. War
mock, Princeton; Elias E. Wesseler, Rock
port; James F. Lawson, Spencer; Fred J.
Hermann, Tell City; Thomas H. Adams,
Nincennes.
Ininois-John F. Donovan, Kinmundy;
Lenny c. Gilbert, Oakland; Hibbn S. Cor
win, Peru; JOS c. Weir, Rantoul; Theo.
E. Habel, Rossvile; W. w. Lindley, Ur-
tus H. Heiple, Washington; Robert n.
Chapman, Charleston; Frank c. Davidson,
Clinton; William r. Jewell, Danville;
Henry NJ Webber, Eldorado; Thomas S.
Hoopeston II. ]. Dunlap. Kankakee: Sam
uel III. Watson, Mount Vernon; Hardy c.
Voris. Waterloo.
Iowa-Alfred T. Underhill ocheyedan
Jacob A. Conerd, Atlantic; Ellsworth E.
Secor, Buffalo Center; Patrick d. McMa-
hon, Charter Oak; Frank C. Downey, Dex-
ter; Eva Gibbons, Dyersville; John Morri-
son, Hedrick; Joseph w. Jarnagin, Monte
yuma; John w. Palm, Mount Pleasant;
William L. Roach, Muscatine; Charles A.
Merrill Nora Springs; Charles V. Hoff-
mann, Oskaloosa; Elmer E. Johnston,
Rockwell City; Charles N. Marvin, Shen-
andoah; Charles ]. Wonser Tama; Harry
L. Brotherlin, Upton; Marion Bruce, Rolfe:
Alfred E.. Kincaid, Walnut; Rodney G.
Hawkins, Wapello.
Georgia-Ransom A. Brinson, Millen:
John T. Stillweli, Montezuma.
Arkansas-Henry M. Sugg, Dardanelle:
Thomas d. Hawkins, Morrillton; James r.
Snodgrass, Paragould Samuel Davis, Rus
seliyiiie; Aaron L. Thompson, Springdale
Alabama-Lucius S. Gray, Alfalfa.
California-Susan L. Drake, CoIusa: Ma
thaniel Bullock, Eureka; William w.
James, Monterey; Samuel S. Johnston. Ma
uonal City; Archie G. Madison, Angels
Camp.
Colorado-Walter s. Clark, Aspen; Amelia
Williams, Glenwood Springs; John Alfred,
Leadville; John c. Scott Sterling
Idaho-Jacob c. CARRIER, GrangevilIe;
Aaron Frost, Wardner; Dora Clegg, Rex
burg; Fred G. Havemann, Salmon.
Indian territory-Benj. L. Robertson, Pur-
cell; George B. Roderick, Holdenville.
New York-Theodore F. Chamberlain
Newark Valley; George w. Hitchcock, Rip
ley; George E. Drumm, Chatham; Willard
N. Stewart, Gloversvile; Emmett b. Haw-
kins, Huntington; Burdette T. Burlingame.
McGraw; Charles A. Brooks, Marathon:
cornelius Van Cott. New York; VIM. A.
Smyth. Owego; Frederick W. Cemons.
PALMYRA: David c. Inglis, Spring Valley;
Dwight Fl. Bruce, Syracuse; Ellsworth
Sweet Waterloo; Mary r. Newlands, West
Point.
Rhode Island-Almon K Goodwin, Paw
tucket.
Michigan-John Mutchler, Bangor: Jos.
p. Watson. Bronson: Allen N Armstrong.
Cassopoiis; Samuel c. Kirkbride Clare;
Eugene s. Upson, Durand: Alfred Cruise,
Iron Mountain; Edwin O. Shaw, Newaygo;
George B. Paxon, Ovid
Missouri-John Marshall, Bonneterre:
Charles E. Gross. Boonville: H. H. Mitchell,
Clinton; Herschel p Kinsolving Maiden:
Albert L. Jurden. Marshall; VIM c. Shan
non, Mershfield: Frank E. Miller, Neosho;
Willis E. Flanders, Paris; Charles L. Por-
ter. Plattsburg; Frank s. Jones. Sarcoxie;
James w. Mills, Versailles; Peter c. Van
Metre, Warrensburg; Ira D. McCullah,
Marionville.
Texas-John w. Bell, Beeville: Henry d.
Bonnet, Del Rio; Augustus S. Davis, Nc
Gregor; George ]. Elan, Marlin; Nathan
Leavitt. Stamford; VIM. B. Howard, Sweet
water.
To be chaplains-Revs Geo. D. Rice. Mas
sachusetts; Alfred A. Pruden, North Caro-
lima: Albert ]. Bader, New York; VIM.
Colbert. Minnesota; George c. Stull, Mon
tana: John NJ Moose, Mississippi: VIM. w.
Brander. Maryland: James L. Critics, In
diana: ]. C. Granville. Missouri; Timothy
P. O'Keefe, District Of Columbia; Jos
Clemens. Pennsylvania; H. p. Silver. Ne
braska: Ernest p. Newsom, Texas:
Thomas ]. Dickson. Missouri; Samuel j.
Smith. Vermont.
Artillery: First lieutenant-George M. Ap-
pie. at large. Second Observation-Disclosures
Lee Landers. Maryland.
Cavalry: Second lieutenant-Henry T.
Bull of New York.
Infantry: Second Observation-Disclosures A.
White. New York; VIM. w. White Ohio.
Albert w. Thompson, to be receiver Of
public moneys at Clayton, N. NJ; Edward
W. Fox. to be register OF the land Office at
Clayton, N. M
The President also sent to the Senate a
number Of appointments which have here
tofore been announced.
Cotton Seed and It's Products.
Representative Sims OF Tennessee wants
the Agricultural Department to make
anacfal Investigation of the chan,icot ,,<,,,