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Corea, was a confidential clerk in the de- partment, and afterwards consul general at Honolulu, where he made an excellent record.
 The second case Is that of Chapman Coleman, named to be consul at Roubaix, France. He was formerly secretary of legation at Constantinople.
 The nominations follow:
 Consuls general-Hepry W. Deidreich, District of Columbia at Antwerp, Bel gium; William Haywood, District of Co., lumbia, at. Seoul, Corea; George Horton, Illinois, at Athens, Greece; Church Howe, Nebraska, at Montreal, Canada; Frank R. Powers, Ohio, at Adisababa, Abyssinia; Edward W. Ozmun, Minneapolis, at Con- stantinople, Turkey; Gabriel Rio Raven dall, South Dakota, at Beirut, Turkey; Willard D. Straight, New York, at Mukden China; Alban c. Snyder, West Virginia, at Buenos Ayres, Argentine republic; Samuel Taylor, Ohio, at Callao, Peru Jay White Michigan, at Bogota, Colombia.
 Consuls Joseph M. Authir, Rhode Is- land, at St. Hyacythe, Quebec, Canada Julien H. Arnold California, at Tamsui, Formosa; William P Atwel, District of Columbia, at Ghent. Belgium; William Harrison Bradley, Illinois, at Manchester, Eng; James s. Benedict New York, at Completion. New Brunswick, Canada Gustave Boutelshpacher, Ohio, at Monc- ton, N. B.. Canada; Robert S. 8. Bergh, North Dakota, at Dussuldorf. Germany; Albert w. Brickwood. Jr., Arizona, at Mo- gales. Mexico Phillip Carroll, new York at Manzanillo Mexico; Edwin s. Cum ningham, Tennessee, at Durban, Natal: George c. Cole, West Virginia at Daw- son. Yukon Territory, Canada; Caspar S.. Crownlnsheld, District of Columbia, at Castellamare, St. Albia. Italy; Henry S.. Culver, Ohio, at Cork. Ireland; Chapman Coleman, Kentucky at Roubaix, France; George A. Chamberlain, New Jersey, at Pernambucto, Brazil; E Haldeman Dem nson, Ohio, Bombay; William F. Doty, New Jersey, at Tabriz, Persia; William T. Fee. Ohio. at Bremen, Germany; AL fred J. Fleming, Missouri, at Alden, Ara bia; Fred D. Fisher. Oregon, at Harbin, Manchuria, Roger s. Green, Massachu- setts, at Vladivostok. Siberia; Wilbert T.. Gracey. Massachusetts, at Tanngtan. China; Edwin N. Gunsaulus, Ohio, at Ri- mouski. Quebec, Canada; Joseph E. Ha- ven, Illinois. at St. Christopher. w. l.: John E. Hamilton, Kentucky, at Corn wall, Ontario. Canada; George Heim- rod. Nebraska, at Apia, Samoa. Perley c. Heald, Michigan, at Sangon, Cochin China; F. s. Hotchkiss. Wisconsin, at Hobart Tasmania Alexan- uer ftelnSdrIneT, On1O, dt ftiSd, ItuSSld Georgia N. lift, Idaho. at Annaberg, Ger many; George Edward Jones, District of Columbia, at Dalny, Manchuria; John F. Jewell, Illinois, at St. Michael, Azores; George R. Killmaster, Michigan, at Port Rowan Ontario; James A. Leroy, Micht- gan, at Madrid; William c. Magelsson, Minnesota, at Bagdad. Turkey; Robert E. Mansfield, Indiana, at Lucern, Switzer- land. William w. Masterson, Kentucky. at Batum, Russia; Chester w. Martin, Michigan. at Martinique, w. l.; Maxwell K. Moorhead, Pennsylvania, at Belgrade, Servia; Henry H. Morgan Louisiana, at Stuttgart, Wurtemburg; Milton M. Price, South Dakota, at Jeres de la Frontera, Spain; George w. Shotts. Michigan. at Sault ste Marie Ontario; Nicholas R. Sny- der. Pennsylvania, at Port Antonio, Ja- maica: John H. Shirley, Illinois, at Suva. Fiji Islands; Augustus G. Seyfort, Penn sylvania. at Durango, Mexico; Nicolas c. Schlemmer. Texas. at Bergen, Norway; John s. Twells, Pennsylvania, at Carls- bad, Austria; Henry B. Wardman. Penn sylvania. at Angus Galentes, Mexico; AL fred Winlow, Indiana, at valparaio Chile.