The San Francisco call., 1905-03-07
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
NAMES CABINET
Sends to Senate List of Men
Whose Aid in Directing
Government He Desires
MAKES FEW CHANGES
Cortelyou Is Made Post
master General in Place
of Robert j. Wynne

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The spe-
cial session of the Senate was opened
to-day by loud applause for Vice Pres
ident Fairbanks when he appeared in
the chamber to preside. He at once
raped the Senate to order and prayer
was offered by Chaplain Hale.
The new Senators, Piles of Washing
ton, Bulkeley of Connecticut, Flint Of
California, Nixon of Nevada, Burkett
of Nebraska. Rayner of Maryland,
Carter of Montana, Sutherland of
Utah and Hemenway of Indiana, were
warmly greeted By their colleagues In
the Senate.
son and Mr.. German were named as
committee to notify the President that
the Senate was in session and ready to
receive any communication he had to
offer.
A recess was taken until l p. m. At
the expiration of the recess the COM
mittee reported that the President
would at once send a message
At 1:05 p. m. Assistant Secretary
Barnes arrived from the White House
and at 1:06. on motion of MIR. Lodge,
the Senate went into executive session.
At 2:33 the Senate adjOurned.-fS
The President sent a. large number OF
nominations to the Senate, including
all the members Of the present Cabi-
net except Postmaster General Wynne
George B. Coftelyou was nominated
for that office. The nominations in
clude the names heretofore announced
as Emba ssadors and Senator Cockrell
as Interstate Commerce Commissioner.
They are as follows:
Members of the Cabinet-Jonn nay, Dis
trict Of Columbia, Secretary OF state; Leslie
NJ. Shaw Iowa, Secretary OF the treasury; !;
William H. Taft; Ohio. Secretary Of s,,aay War;
General: George B. Cortelyou. New York
Postmaster General; Paul Morton. Illinois, Sec
souri, Secretary of the Interior; James Wilson,
Iowa, Secretary OF Agriculture; Victor "a Met,
Labor.
ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipo-
Britain; Robert S. McCormick, Illinois, to
France; George V. L. Meyer, Massachusetts,
to Russia: Edwin H: Conger, Iowa, to Mex
leo: Henry White Rhode Island, to Italy.
Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Pleni-
potentiary-William Woodville Rockhill. Dis
trict Of Columbia. 70 China; David j.. Hin, Is
Miller Collier. New York to Spain: Brutus J..
o'Brien. Michigan. to Denmark; Charles H.
Graves. Minnesota. to Sweden and Norway;
and Uruguay: John b Jackson. New Jersey.
to Greece and Montenegro, and diplomatic
agent in Bulgaria; John W. Riddle. Mime
sofa, to Roumania and Servia; Samuel r..
Gummere. New Jersey, to Morocco.
Solicitor of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor-Edward Walter Sims, Illinois.
Attorney for the Northern District of Cali
fornia-Robert T. Devlin, California.
District Judges-Joseph V Quarles, eastern
district of Wisconsin; James Wickersham,
Alaska. division No. 3, district of Alaska.
Consul Generals-Robert J. wynne. Penn
sylvania. at London England: Frank H.
Mason, Ohio at Paris France; Alex H.
Thackara. Pennsylvania. at Berlin, Germany;
Hoffman, Phillips, at Tangier, Morocco;
Thomas Sammons. Washington, at Neu-
chwang, China; Stanley Stoner, Missouri, at
Calcutta. India; Henry B. Miller. Oregon, at
Yokohama. Japan: j. L. Inbroden. Ohio. at
Shanghai, China; George W. Roosevelt. Penn
sylvania, at Brussels Belgium.