New-York tribune., 1909-12-21

TO the Senate by the President were the
following:
Frederick L. Gaylord. At Ansonia.
Conn.
John W. Ernison. al Vincennes. Ind
A. K. Rodgers, ar Topeka. Kan
.. Raymond JOY. at Bar Harbor. Me.
Francis Norwood. at Beverly. Mass.
the summer capital
Charles K. Farmer, It Benton Hsrbor.
Mich.
Abraham R Wyckoff az Geneva. n. 7.
Robert Bacon, Of New York. named as
Ambassador 10 France. Is a graduate of
Harvard University. He was formerly
member Of the firm Of J. P. Morgan & CO
He was appointed Assistant Secretary Of
State or September 3. 1895, and was Sec
retarv OF State from January q n March
& 1919
Richard c. Kerens. named as Ambas-
sador 70 Austria Hungary. is a native Of
Ireland where he was born in ls42 He
served in the Union army from 1851 20
1868. and after the war went 70 Arkansas
and still later to San Diego. Cal, where
he was 2 railway contractor He removed
10 81. Louis in 1875 and has since lived
there.
Henry Lane Wilson. transferred from the
mission 10 Belgium 70 be Ambassador 10
Mexico. was first appointed in the dlplo-
mario service in June 1897. as Minister ~
Chilli Mr. Wilson was born in Indiana IN
49,. Al the time of his appointment IN the
diplomatic service he lived a. spokane
where re was a lawyer and banker
Charles Page Bryan. OF Illinois, trans
ferred from Portugal 70 Belgium. practlsed
law in Colorado for several years, where
r. also served IN the legislature He
served i'm the Illinois Legislature for four
terms
William James Calhoun. of Chicago. az
roir-ed Minister To China, Is q lawyer who
has had considerable diplomatic experience
in China and Venezuela, and served also
for two years as a member OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission
Henri, ? Fletcher. OF ChambersburE.
Penn. appointed Minister 10 Chill. Is thirty
six wears old. and a lawyer. He was ap-
nointed secretary ~ Peking on April p.
1907
Henry T Gage. of California, appointed
Minister 20 Portugal. is . resident Of Sac
rsmento He was Governor OF California
from Ise9 10 1903
z s. Reynolds Hit. OF Illinois appointed
Minister 10 Panama. is son Of the late
congress rIl4dn n II AfA-'r eNt'-- t
secretary OF embassy a. Berlin.
John r. Jackson. OF New Jersey. 20
,ointed Minister 70 Cuba. graduate Of the
Naval Academy al Annapolis. served sew
eraI years as lieutenant in the navy he
entered the diplomatic service as second
secretary 10 the legation at Berlin. and BE-
fore n was raised 70 an embassy he vas
rronored 70 frst secretary. In 1872 he vas
srnointed Minister 20 Greece, his duties
reipe later extended 70 include Servia, Bul-
cara and Rumania. He was IN Belgrade
sborrIv after the killing Of the King and
Queen. and helped straighten out the dipio-
mario tangle which followed In 1897 Mr.
Jackson was made Envoy and Minister 70
Persia
-erron AlcCreery. of Michigan sp-
nointed Minister 70 Honduras. began his
Siplonstic career as clerk in the United
states Consulate al Valparaiso. Chilli, in
1s.o. was excessively secretary Of the le-
iatton Al Santiago. Chile. secretary Of the
legation and embassy at Mexico city Min
tster Resident and Consul General 70 the
Dominican Republic.
Edwin Vernon. Of New York, appointed
Minister 70 Paraguay. began his career as
q teacher He was an assistant in his
tory Al Harvard from lss2 10 1884 and from
,sg5 10 1895 instructor in history an Ade-
bert College. Cleveland Entering the dip
Iornafic service. he was successfully secre-
tarv 10 the Samoan High Commission. sec
retary OF the legation at Seoul. Corea: vice
and deputy consul-general ar Seoul. Corea.
second secretary OF the embassy an 81
petersburg, confidential clerk 70 the Third
Assistant Secretary OF state AZ Washing
,,,,- .en-m Al Dalny. Manchuria. Minister
20 Corea and 70 Cuba
Charles W Russell. Of Washington. ap-
polnted Minister 10 Persia, Is nov Assistant
Attorney General OF the United States He
rs for the last twenty years been con