Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
SENATE COMMITTEES
Announcement of the Repub-
lican Membership.
IMPORTANT CHANGES
HANNA SUCCEEDS MORGAN ON
CANAL COMMITTEE.
Gallinger Becomes Chairman of tho
District Committee and Succeeds
Mcmillan on Appropriations.


| Inc republican membership on Senate
mttees in the Ffty-eighth Congress
vas announced today. The democratic
| membership has been published in The
Star.
| The important place on the committee
| on appropriations, made vacant by the
| death of Senator Mcmillan has been filled
| by Senator Gallinger
Senator Gallinger has become chairman
OF the committee on the District of Colum-
bia additional republican members of that
&C mmittee being Senators Foraker Scott
and Gamble. After the list had practically
been completed Senator CANDLES name was
substituted for that OF Long.
Senators Hopkins and Long are new re-
pGblicans on the committee on corporations
in the District of Columbia, Senator AID
rich remair ing on that committee
The committee on Canadian relations is
formed with Fulton, chairman; Dryden,
| Hoar, Hale and Fairbanks as republican
members Ankeny becomes chairman of the
committee on coast and insular survey
Interoceanic Canals.
| Senator Hanna is chairman of the COM
mittee on interoceanic canals in place of
Senator Morgan. Dryden and Hopkins go
| on that committee.
Senator Dryden takes the place of Sem
ator Hanna chairman of the committee
on enrolled bills, which place carries with II
! a very handsome committee room in the
| reconstructed library section of the Capitol
| Senator Penrose goes on the committee on
hnance and becomes chairman of the COM
| mlttee on post offices and post roads Sem
ator Elkins goes off that committee and
| Burrows, Scott and Burton so on it,
| Senator Hopkins is made chairman of the
| committee on fisheries Perkins and ITultou
| being added to it.
There is no change in The republican mam-
| bership of foreign relations
Clark of Wyoming goes off of forest res
| erVationS and protection of game Burnfam
! and Ankeny being placed on Ii.
Foster of Washington becomes chairman
! OF the committee on geological survey in
place of kean. Hepburn takes the place of
Allison on that committee
| senator Dillingham; is made chairman of
the immigration committee. McComas goes
| on that committee
Clark of Wyoming and Long go on Indian
| affairs.
Alice is made chairman of Indian depre-
| dations.
Bard is made. chairman of the committee
| on irrigation. Quarles and Quay go off that
committee and HansbrOuSh, Ankeny and
| Fulton so on 1T.
Mitchell is added to judiciary
| Heyburn is chairman of the committee on
manufactures, Gallinger. Alice and Smoot
| being added to it.
-Kittredge becomes chairman of the conn
| mlttee on patents, and McCumber on PEN
sions, in place of Gallinger.
| Gamble is made chairman of the commit
tee on transportation routes to the sea-
| board
! Senator Long becomes chairman of the
committee On the University of the United
| States.
| Smoot OF Utah is made chairman of the
| committee on standards, weights and meas
ures, and is given places on the committees
6an aHpti and,
! factures.
Ball is chairman of the committee on ven-
! tilation and acoustics.
Republicans on Committees.
The complete list of republican members
! of committees follows:
! On agriculture and forestry-Mr. Proctor,
! chairman; Hansbrough. Warren, Foster of
| Washington Dolliver, Quarles. Quay
On appropriations-Mr. Allison. chairman;
| Hale, Cullom, Perkins, Warren. Wetmore.
| Quay, Gallinger.
| TO audit and control the contingent ex-
| penses of the Senate-Mr Kean, chairman;
| Warren, Millard
On Canadian relationship. Fulton chair
man; Dryden, Hoar, Hale, Fairbanks.
On the censuS-Mr. Quarles chairman;
/, Hale, Platt of New York, McCumber, IIc-
Ccmas, Burton. Long.
On civil service and retrenchment-Mr
Perkins chairman; Lodge, Elkins, Platt of
New York, Milard.
On cl2imS-Mr. Warren, chairman; Stew
art kean, Clapp. Burnham, Burton, Alice,
Fulton. Smoot.
On coast and insular survey-Mr Ankeny,
chairman; Foster of Washington, Hawley,
Fairbanks. Alice
On coast defenses-Mr. Mitchell, chair
man; Hawley, Alger Ball, Ankeny, Hey
burn.
On commerce-Mr. Frye, chairman; Elk
ins. Nelson Gallinger. Penrose. Hanna De-
pew, Perkins, Foster of Washington,
Quarles Alger
On corporations organized in the District
of Columbia-Mr. Aldrich, chairman; Hop
kins, Long.
On Cuban relationship Platt of Connec-
tIcut, chairman Aldrich, Spooner, Burn
| ham. Mitchell, Kittredge. Hopkins.
On the District of Coumbia-Mr. Gal
linger, chairman; Hansbrough, Stewart
Dillingham;, Foster of Washington, Foraker,
Scott. Gamble.
On education and labor-Mr. McComas,
chairman; Penrose, Dollver, CIapp, Burn
ham,
On engrossed bills-Mr Hoar. Clapp.
On enrolled bills-Mr. Dryden, chairman;
Hopkins.
To examine the several branches of the
civil service-Mr. clapp, chairman; Hoar,
Ball, Smoot
On finance-Mr. Aldrch. chairman; ALI
son, Platt of Connecticut, Burrows Platt
of New York, Hansbrough, Spooner, PEN
rose.
On 1sheries-Mr. Hopkins, chairman;
Proctor, Frye, Perkins Fdlton
On foreign RELATIONSHIP. Cullom, chair
man; Frye, Lodge. Clark OF Wyoming, For
aker, Spooner. Fairbanks, Kean.
On forest reservations and the protection
of game-Mr. Burton. chairman; Depew,
Perkins, Kearns, Kittredge, Burnham,
Ankeny.
On the geological surveS-Mr. Foster of
Washington, chairman; Eikins, Fairbanks,
Hepburn
On Indian depredations-Mr. Alice chair
man. Beveridge, Dillingham;, kearns, Diet
rich Smoot
on immigration-Mr. Dillingham; chair
man. Penrose, Fairbanks, Lodge Dryden,
McComas.
On nteroceanic canals-Mr. Hanna chair
man. Platt of New York. Mitchell Millard,
Kittredge. Dryden, Hopkins.
On Indian affairs-Mr. Stewart chair
man. Platt of Connecticut. McCumber,
Bard. Quay, Clapp. Gamble. Clark of
Wyoming, Long.
On interstate commerce-Mr Elkins,
chairman; Cullom. Aldrich, Kcan Dolliver,
Foraker, Clapp, Millard.
On irrigation-Mr. Bard. chairman; War
ren. Stewart, Kearns. Dietrich, Hans
brough, Ankeny, Fulton.
On the nbrary-Mr. Wetmore, chairman;
Hansbrough, Dryden.