The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16
CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.
The President Sends q Long List Of Names
10 the Senate.

TO the Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
sent TO the Senate to-day the following
nominations:
To be Consuls- General Henry W. Died.
erich Of the District Of Colum bia, at Ant
werp, Belgium. William Haywood Of the
District Of Columbia, at Seoul, Corea;
Church Howe Of Nebraska, at Montreal,
Canada: Frank r. Mowrer Of Ohio, Mt Ads
Abeba, Ably ssinia. Edward II. Ozmun OF
Minnesota, at Constantinopleh Turkey;
Gabriel Bic Ravndal Of South Dakota. at
Beirut, Turkey; Willard d. Straight Of New
OF West Virginia, at Buenos Ayres, ArRen-
tine Republic; Samuel M. Taylor Of Ohio,
at Callao, Peru; Jay White Of Michigan, at
Bogota, Colombia.
TO be ~Consuls-Joseph NJ, Author OF
Rhode Island, at Ste. Hyacinthe, Quebec;
Julean H. Arnold of California, at Tamsui,
Formosa; William P. Atwell Of the District
Of Columbia, at Client, Belgium; William
Harrison Bradley Of Illinois, at Manchester.
England; James 9, Benedict OF New York,
Bo~utelspacher OF Ohio, at Moncton, New
Brunswick; Robert S. S. Bergh of North
| Dakota, at Dusseldorf, Germany; Albert W.
Brickwood, Jr., Of Arizona at Nogales. Mex
leo, Philip Carroll Of New York, at Manzanillo.
Mexico; Edwin S. Cunningham OF Tennes.
Ao6. a LII IdUt .NdUdlt 2 go ~ No.o vi
West Virginia, at Dawson, Yukon Territory;
Caspar s. Crowninshield Of the District
Of Columbia, at Castellamare di Stahia ,
Italy; Henry s. Culver Of Ohio, at Cork,
Ireland; Chapman Coleman of Kentucky
at Roulix, France; George A, Chamherlain
f. Halderman Dennieon Of Ohio. at Bonn
bay, India; William F. Doty of New Jer-
sey, at Tahriz, Persia; William T. Fee Of
Ohio, at Bremen. Germany; Alfred J
Fleming of Missouri, at Alden, Aralta
Charles M Freeman Of S esrI aamFs s1sr ire
Fred D. Fisher Of Oregon, at Hardin, Man
sets, at V~ladivostok. Siberia; Wilbur I.
Gracey OF Massachusetts,, at Tsingtau,
China; Edwin N. G%unsaulus OF Ohio at
John E, Hamilton Of Kentucky, at Corn
wall, Ontario; George Heimrod Of Ne
braska, at Apia, Samoa; Perley G. Head
OF Mich gan, at Saigon, Cochin China; +,
Tasmania; Alexander Heingerter Of Ohio,
at Riga, Russia; George n. Int OF Idaho,
at Anhaberg, Germany; John Edward Jones
of the District Of Columbia: at Dalny, Man
churia; John r. Jewell Of Illinois. at st.
Michaels. Azores; George B. KilImaster
james 4, te Roy Of Michigan at Madrid,
Spain; William c. Ma gelsson Of, Mime
Gotta, at Bagdad, Turkey; Robert E.
Mansfield Of Indiana, at Luoerne;
kentucky sn 9, M st BHtum' Il Rq Ms rtiD Chester ws W
Indies; Maxwell K. Moorhead Of Pennsyl-
vania, at Belgrade, Servia; Henry H. Nor
gan Of Louisiana, at Stuttgart, Wurtem-
berg; Milton NJ, Price Of South Dakota, at
Jeres de Ia Frontera, Spain; George ".
shotts. Of Michigan, at sault Ste Marie
vania, at Port Antonio, Jamaica; John Fl.
Shirley Of Illinois, at Suva. Fiji Islands;
Augustus G. Seyfert Of Pennsylvania, at
Durango, Mexico: Nicholas C. Schlemmer
Of Texas, at Bergen, NorTsy; John 8
tria; Henry B. Wardman Of Pennsylvania,
at Ipuas Calientes, Mexico; Alfred 4. Wins
low Of Indiana, at Valparaiso, Chile.
Navy-Ensigns to be lieutenants, Ernest
j. King, William Norris, John P. Jackson,
Arthur p. Fairchild, John II. Furse, Charles
r. Hutchins, Jr.
Revenue Cutter Service-Cadet to be a
third lieutenant, James Louis Ahern.
or the sixty-one Consuls-G General and Con-
suls named to-day, ~twenty-six are promo
tons by transfer from other places, being
1 based on the efficiency records OF the officers
aud designed to i~naugurate the practice OF
filling the higher grades OF the service, as
classified by the recently enacted reor-
SANITATION law, by advancement from the
lower grades, to which the new appoint
msnts hre 10 be confined.
Two Of rhe appointments are transfers
Of station for the purpose Of increasing the
efficiency OF the service: eleven are ep-
pcintments to other positions OF Consuls
whose offices we're abolished bv the re-
organization act: fourteen are former com
mercial agencies raised to consulates; -four
are reappointments Of officers whose titles
were changed by the reorganization act and
four are appointments from civil life to fill
were formerlyi in the Consular service and are
restored on their previous records. The
new appointments are Chapman Coleman
10 Roulaix, France: George A. Chamberlain
to Pernambuco. Brazil: Alfred J. FLEMING
at Alden, Arabia, and William HAYWOOD al
Seoul, Corea. Haywood was Consult Genera
at Honolulu until the ONCE was abolished
by the annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands