Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-06
THE CABINET NAMED
Presidential Nominations
Sent to the Senate.
LONG LIST SUBMITTED
CHANGES IN DIPLOMATIC AND
CONSULAR CORPS.
Cockrell for Interstate Commerce; E.
W. Sims Solicitor of Department
of Commerce and Labor.

The President sent a large number of
nominations to the Senate today, includ-
ing all members of the present Cabinet, ex-
cept Postmaster General Wynne. Mr..
George B. Cortelyou was nominated for
that office.
The nominations include the names here
tofore announced as ambassadors, and
Senator Cockrell as interstate commerce
commissioner. The nominations follow:
~ The New Cabinet.
Members of the cabinet: John Hay Dis
trict of Columbia, Secretary of State; Les
lie NJ. Shaw, Iowa, Secretary of the Treas
ury; William H. Taft. Ohio. Secretary of
War; William H. Moody, Massachusetts,, At
torney General: George B. Cortelyou, New
York, Postmaster General; Paul Morton,
Illinois, Secretary of the Navy; Ethan A.
Hitchcock Missouri. Secretary of the In
terror; James Wilson, Iowa, Secretary of
Agriculture; Victor H. Metcalf, California,
Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
New Ambassadors.
Ambassadors extraordinary and Llenipo-
tentiary-Whitelaw Reid, New York, to
Great Britain Robert S. Mccormick, ILL
nois. to France; George V. l.. Mevey, Mes
sachusetts, to Russia; Edwin H. Conger,
Iowa, to Mexico; Henry White, Rhode
Island, to Italy.
Ministers Chosen.
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers plen-
ipotentiary-William Woodville Rockhill.
District of Columbia, to China: David j.
HILL New York, to the Netherlands; Henry
Lane Wilson, Washington, to Belgium;
William Miller Collier, New York, to Spain;
Brutus J. Clay, Kentucky, to Switzerland;
Thomas ]. OBrien, Michigan, to Denmark;
Charles H. Graves, Minnesota, to Sweden
and Norway; Edward c. O'Brien, New
York, to Paraguay and Uruguay; John B.
Jackson, New Jersey, to Greece and Monte
negro and diplomatic agent in Bulgaria;
John W. Riddle, Minnesota, to Roumania
and Seryia; Samuel R. Gummere, New Jer-
sey, to Morocco.
Interstate commerce commissoner-Fran-
els NJ. Cockrel Missouri
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, east
ern district of Wisconsin,; James Wicker
sham, Alaska, division No. 8, district of
Alaska.
Consuls General.
Consuls general-Robert ]. Wynne, Penn
sylvania, at London, England; Frank H.
Mason, Ohio, at Paris, France; Alexander
H. Thackara, Pennsylvania, at Berlin, Ger
many, Hoffman Philip New York, at Tan
gier, Morocco; Thomas Sammons, Wash
ington, at Niuchwang, China; Stanley Ston-
er Missouri, at Calcutta India; Henry B.
Miller, Oregon, at Yokohama, Japan; j.
Linn Rodgers. Ohio, at Shanghai, China;
George w. Roosevelt, Pennsylvania, at
Brussels, Belgium.
Consular Appointments
Consuls-Robert ]. Thompson, Illinois, at
Cienfuegos, Cuba; William w. Wedemyer,
Michigan, at Georgetown, Demerara, Guinea
Frederick NJ. Ryder, Connecticut, at San
Juan del Norte, Nicaragua; Arthur J.
Clare, Massachusetts,, at Barbados,
w. l.; Robert Brent Mosher. Dis
trict of Columbia, at Collingswood,
Ontario, Canada; Thomas Fl. Norton,
Ohio, at Smyrna, Turkey; John w. O'Hara,
Indiana, at Montevideo Uruguay; John B.
Richardson, Kansas, at Port DERRICK,
Nicaragua; Oscar Malmros. Minnesota, at
Rouen, France; George l.. Dobson, Iowa, at
Nottingham, England; Hunter Sharp, North
Carolina at Kobe, Japan; Robert S. Chill
ton, jr., District of Columbia, at Toronto,
Ont, Canada; Edwin n. Gunsaulus, Ohio.
at Cork, Ireland; John l. Griftiths, Indiana,
at Liverpool England; Frederick MacMas-
ter New York. at Zanzibar Zanzibar; Clar-
ence Rice Slocum New York, at Weimar,
Germany; George B. Anderson, District of
Columbia, at Antigua, w. l.. William r.
Estes Minnesota, at Selingen, Germany;
Francis B. Keene, Wisconsin, at Milan,
Italy; T. ST. John Gaffney New York, at
Dresden, Saxony; Alphonse Gaulia, Rhode
Island at Havre, France.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate N executive session this aft
ernoon confirmed the cabinet nominations
and also the nomination of ex-senator
Quarles to be a judge and ex-senator
Cockrel as interstate commerce commits
sioner.