Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
DIPLOMATS APPOINTED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT
w. w. Russell Goes to Santo
Domingo-Many Consuls
Also Are Named.

The President today sent to the Senate
q long list Of diplomatic and consular
nominations. as follows:
Hoffman Philip of the District OF Co
lumb!a. secretary Of embassy at Constan-
tinople.
William w. Russell Of the District OF
Columbia. minister resident and consul
general at Ssnto Domingo.
Claude ]. Dawson Of South Carolina
consul at Puerto Cortes. Honduras.
Philip NJ Brown OF Massachusetts
secretary OF embassy at Rio de Janeiro.
Thomas c. Dawson OF Council Pluffs.
Iowa. envoy extraordinary aud minister
plenipotentiary to Panama.
|. r. 8. Reynolds Hit OF Illionis envoy
extraordinary and minister plsnipotsn-
tiary 10 Venezuela.
Horace G. Knowles OF Wilmington.
Del. envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Bolivia.
Secretary at Tangier.
Cyrus F. Wicker Of New York city.
secretary OF legation at Tangier. Morocco.
Henry L. James OF Wisconsin. trans
ferred from the embassy at Constants
nople to the Latin-American division Of
the Department OF State.
resident diplomatic officer and chief di-
vision of Latin-Amer!can affairs. Depart
ment of State.
William j. Pike of Hallstead. Pa. con
sui at Reichenberg. Austria.
Frank 8. Hannah OF Evanston, ILL.,,
consul at kehl, Germany.
Alfred w. Dcnegap OF Mobile, Ala.
consul at Magdeburg, Germany.
fernando de Soto Of California. consul
at Palermo. Italy.
William r. Doty of Princeton. n. J.,
consul at Palermo. Italy.
Gordon Paddock of New York city.
consul at Tabrfz, Persia.
Consul at st. John.
Henry s. Culver of Delaware. Ohio
consul at st. John. New Brunswick.
Percival Heintzleman of Pennsylva-
MIA, consul at Dalny, Manchuria.
George Z. Chamberlain of New York.
CONSUL at Cork, Ireland
Charles L. l.. williams of Cincinnati.
consul at Swatow, China.
Julius D. Dreher of Selwood. S. c.. con-
sui at Port Antonio. Jamaica.
Mr.. Winship to Tahiti.
Frank North Winship of Macon. Ca.
consul at Tahiti. Society Islands.
George A. Bucklin, jr., OF Norman.
Oklahoma, consul general at Guatemala.
Wflbert L. Bonney OF Chicago, ILL.,, con-
sui at San Luis Potosi. Mexico.
Mr.. Russell was educated at the United
States Naval Academy. is a civil engineer
and has served on several surveys il
Mexico. South America and the United
States; he was appointed secretary OF
legation at Caracas in 1895: secretary at
Panama. 1904; minister to Colombia, 1904:
minister to Venezuela, 1905, and was the
| American commissioner to the national
exposition in Ecuador In 1908.
Mr.. Philips Career.
Mr.. Philip received his education at the
| LawrencevIlle School. Magdalen College
and Columbia University Law School; en-
gagged in investigation work for the
United States fish commission and was a
| member Of the LIST Volunteer Cavalry IN
the Spanish-American war; he was APP
pointed deputy consul general at TanSier
in 1901 and later was consul general and
secretary of legation at that post; a
member CT the mixed claims commission
at Casa Blanca, 1908: minister resident
| and consul general to AhYssinia, 1908. and
| secretary Of embassy at Rio de Janeiro.
1903.
Mr.. Dawson is thirty-two years old and
is graduate of the Eastern High School.
this city: took a years course i'm the law
school OF Georgetown University, and left
there to enlist in the Spanish-American
war: served as stenographer to govern
ment officials in Porto Rico for several
years. and since 1904 has been secretary
Of the Anderson Traction Company.