New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES
Promotions, Transfers and Appoint
ments Made by President.

Washington. July S.-A long list Of promotions
IN and appointments TO the diplomatic service was
sent to the Senate to-day by President Taft The
list includes transfers of several ministers promo
tions among secretaries az important European
ports and some new appointeas as secretaries OF
legation, made as result of the recent exarnina-
tons for those places. Altogether about thirty
changes and appointments are made.
William Heirnke. of Leavenworth, Kan, who has
performed of his diplomatic and consular ser
vice for the government IN Latin America is trans
ferred from the mission Guatemala to Salvador.
and William F. Sands. OF Washington is promoted
from secretary of the American Embassy in Mexico
City TO be Minister 10 Guatemala.
Arthur Bailly Blanchard is promoted from second
secretary at Paris TO first secretary; James G.
Bailey, of Kentucky, secretary of legation at
Stockholm. is TO be first secretary at Mexico City,
Irwin 8. I.aughlin, of Pennsylvania. secretary at
Athens. goes TO Paris second secretary; Charles
S. Wilson, of Maine. is promoted from secretary AZ
Buenos Ayres to be second secretary at Rome and
Robert NJ Winthrop. of Boston. goes from second
secretary at Rome to be second secretary at
Athens.
Henry C. May, Of Washington. Is promoted from
third secretary at ST. Petersburg to be secretary
at Stockholm U. Grant Smith. Of Pennsylvania.
changes from secretary at Santiago TO the same
Office at Brussels. taking the place there Of Rob
ert W. Bliss. of New York. who goes TO Buenos
Ayres as secretary. Seth I. Pierrepont. OF Con-
recticut third secretary Paris gets the place OF
Louisiana, secretary at Managua, Nicaragua, Is
promoted 20 be second secretary at Constanunope.
Nelson O'ShaughnessY. of New York. second Sec
rotary at Vienna. gets the post of secretary at
Bucharest, and G. Cornell Tarler. of New York.
now second secretary at Havana. is promoted to
be secretary OF legation and consul general at
Bangkok. Siam. A. c. Turner. OF ST. Louis. IS
promoted from second secretary at Constantinople
10 be secretary at Madrid. William K. Wallace.
of New York. third secretary at Toxic. gets the
secretaryshp az Copenhagen. and Hugh s. Gibson,
of Los Angeles. secretary at Tegucgalpa, is made
second secretary at London.
The new appointments include Philip Bayard OF
Delaware, secretary at Tangier, Morocco; George
4. Morarty. IT., OF Newport. R. l., third secretary
at Mexico City; Franklin NJ. Gunther, OF Virginia.
third secretary at Paris. and Alexander r. Ma
grlder. OF Maryland, secretary at ALontevideo.
William P Cresson, CT Nevada gets the place OF
secretary at Lima. Peru; Roland 3. Harvey. OF
Whitehouse, of New York. secretary at Caracas.
Venezuela Alexander Benson, OF Philadelphia. IS
sent TO La Paz. Bolivia. secretary OF legation
Balkan Schoyer. Of Pittshurg. second secretary
at Rio da Janeiro. Norval Richardson. of ViczS-
burg. Miss. second secretary al Havana, and Fran
els NJ. Endcott. OF Boston, secretary at Santo Do
uingo. Charles Campbell. jr., OF Charlottesville.
3. Arnold. OF Reading. Penn. secretary at Guate-
nals- and j. Butler Wright. OF Cody. Wye, secre-
tary at Tsguctgalpa, Honduras.