Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21
Adding to His Engagements.

President Roosevelt is adding to the en-
gagements for his western tour In June OF
next year. Some time ago he accepted
invitations to speak.at the commencement
exercises Of colleges in Missouri, Iowa ana
Michigan. He has now added the State
Normal College Of Indiana at Terra Haute,
to his list, and the chances are strong that
his tour will be a fairly extensive one De-
fore he gets through.
There is a prospect that the trip may
become one OF great significance TO the
country. 1t Will fall a year before the
presidential election year and before the
nomination by both the great parties for
the head of the ticket There is httie
doubt that the President will avail himself
of many opportunities that will be offered
to express his opinions on the principal
ouestfons of the day and the future.
Sidney Bieber of this city introduced Far.
lev p. Christensen prosecuting attorney or
Salt Lake county. Utah. and strong can
didate for the republican nomination ior
Congress from that district
Senator Fulton's View.
Senator Fulton of Oregon talked with the
President this morning about some Oregon
matters. Senator Fulton believes that
Congress will adjourn about June %
..Unless we get all tied up in canal
discussion" said the senator, I'VE Will get
through about June 20. However, there Is
the sea level report of the canal committee
NAV 20. If any legislation is enacted at
this session on the canal question. Con-
gress will not adjourn until some time IN
July / hardly think there VIII De any
canal legislation at this session.
Presidential Nominations.
The President sent to the Senate today the
following nominations:
Appraiser of merchandise, district of New
York-Edward 8. Fowler.
|. Consuls general-Louis H. Ayme Illinois.
at Lisbon. Portugal; Leo Allen Bergholz
New York at Canton. China: William T.
Fee, Ohio at Mulsden China; Julius c. Lay,
District of Columbia. at Cape Town, Cape
of Good Hope Ernest A. Mann. Florida, at
Copenhagen.
Consul-Charles c. Eberhardt, Kansas, at
Iquitos. Peru.
Commissioner general of Immigration
Frank P. Sargent. Illinois.
Agent for the Indians Of the Leech Lake
agency, Minnesota-John I. Prator.
Postmasters
Maryland-M. A. Humphreys. Salisbury.
Observation-Disclosures Boarse, Hyannis
Maine-T. G. Herbert, Richmond.
New York;. T. Larmonth, Jamestown;
H. C. Getter, Middleburg; j. u. Sonr
Morrisville.
Pennsylvania-William Angle, Milford
California-R. A. Edmonds. Bakersfield.
connecticut-C K. Bailey Bethel
Illinois,. w. Patterson, Braidwood J.
Clark, Noweaqua; j. w. Stauffer Pitts
field; C. +. Hacker. Lacon.
Indiana-C. c. Lyons Fairmount: s. H.
Teeple.. Geneva; A. J. Frost, Portland; J.
G. Stanley, Ridgeyflle.
Indian Territory-L. G. Hysmith Will
burton; r. w. Lovett, Bristow; j. NJ. De
Lozier. Sapulpa.
Iowa.. c. Boyle. McGregor.
Kansas-Richard Waring, Abilene H. J.
HUH, LaCygne
Missouri-E. L Schofeld
1 Nebraska-J. H. Tower. Sutton
New Mexfco--F.s0 o. Blood, East Las. Ve-
gas date Las Xegas}. ~; ~ ysse.e' xs.s.s
North Cardinal f. ParrDtts, Kiustou.
~. H. Ramsay, Salisbury. sgss sesyfFss5-s
Ohio-F. III. Farr, Waypesyilla. sgslss 80
South Dakota-W. A. Lyons. Geddes.
Tennessee-D. A. Tate. South Pittsburg
Texas-R. B. Harrison, New Boston.