Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

ern district OF North Carolina; Thomas Lee
Moore, western district of Virginia.
Interior-Register of land ofice-Zenns L.
Coleman, at North Yakima, Wash.
Treasury-Coilector of customs-Wiinarn
w. Sewall, district of Aroostook. Maine,
cad smith. dIstric, of Superior Mich. :;
VIM. II. Devos. district of Milwaukee. WIS
Surveyor OF customs-Edward f.. Wood-
ward, district of San Francisco, Cal.
Tostmasters-Alabama w. Gr1-
fin. Tuskegee: James ID. Washington, Tus-
kegee Institute.
Arizona-Hugh NJ. Watson, Clifton.
CaIifornia-James T. Negley. Alturas'
Norman Ashcroft. Hollywood; James G'
Ferguson. Clovis: George w. Humphreys,
Dunsmuir
Georgia-John w. Bohanon, Eastman;
John NJ. Duff. Triton; w. Y. Atkinson
Illinois-John F. Donoval. Klnmundy;
Augustus H. Heiplo. Washington William
W. Wagner. Hospital.
Indiana-Robert Z. Grimes, Anderson
Fletcher w Boyd. Covington; Weldon A.
Finch. Elmwood; William ". Kennedy.
Martinsville: Calvin F. Brown Pendleton;
Arthur p. Twineham. Princeton; John j.
Brown, Rockport; Marvin w Pershing,
Upton: William Miller. Nappanee
Iowa-George L. Robb, Abba.
Massa /. Scranton. Cot
tage City; Richard j. Corsidiae, East Whit
man; Leonard r. Smith East Northfield'
Henry a. Pease. Edgartown: Clarence w
Daugherty, Huntington: George G. Bailey.
Lancaster.
Minnesota-Charles NJ Johnson, Cass
Lake: Mard W. Flower, ST. Paul.
Montana-P. NJ. Worthington. Townsend.
Mssissippi-William y. Martin. Indianola:
George L. Holley. Bonneville Thomas l.
Keys, Ocean Springs; Fred Fl. Powers.
New William A. Patterson,
Contocook.
New York-vine NJ Seagers. Endicott;
John T. Davis Newport: Harry c. Wan
nopoaEnr Cnfreru. fypprpa II Roberts ir
BROOKLYN; George g. Drumm Chatham;
William G. Laidlaw, Ellicottville; Emmett
b. Hawkins, Huntington: George ii.
Brown, Kinderhook; William H. Hill,
Lestershire; John McNally. Ossining;
Seth T. Lyman. Pelham; August F. Funk,
Philmont: David c. Inglis. Springvalley.
North Carolina-Stephen A. White, Me-
bane.
Oklahoma-John c. Morphis, Cleveland:
Frank w. Hungate, Hudro.
Pennsylvania--Harry B. Klingensmith,
Ellsworth; David Kaye, Monaco; j. Clay
ton Whitby. Rosemont.
Wisconsin-W. G. Walker, odanoh.
Present to Frank Tyree.
Frank H Tyree, who Is known widely in
the country as one of the personal guards
OF President Roosevelt has resigned his
position in the United States secret service
and in few days will assume the duties
OF United States marshal of the southern
district of West Virginia, an office to which
he recently was appointed. Before he left
the White House finally yesterday, the
President presented to him handsome seal
ring in appreciation OF the personal ser
vices rendered him by Mr.. Tyree. The
ring bears the inscription: From the Pres
iGent December 18th, 1903.
To Spend the Christmas Holidays.
Theodore Roosevelt. jr., and Kermit
Roosevelt have arrived home for the Christ
mas holidays. Theodore has brought two
of his Harvard companions with him, and
they will remain during the season. He
does not show any of the marks of his
recent injuries in the foot ball game at
Harvard Theodore and his companions
will eat some moose steaks from the fine
animal killed by young Roosevelt in New
Hampshire a few days ago. Kermit RooSe-
Welt is at Groton. Mass, preparing for en-
trance at Harvard.