Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-03-13
new CABINET
IS CHOSEN
Personnel of President Wilson'S
Official Family
BRYAN SECRETARY OF STATE
On Page Seven of this Weeks Issue
of the Democrat is shown President
Wilson surrounded by the Members
of his Cabinet, all of Whom are
most capable Officials.

H'0Sh SdRdbiS Oi''Si0'Ss
Many Of our readers, who are anxious
to know who have been chosen as mem
bers of President Woodrow Wilson $
cabinet who they are. what they look
like etc. will welcome the excellent
group picture which is offered them on
page seven of teis weeks issue of the
DEMOCRAT, and will read with interest
the following brief chronologies of each
of the ten most capable officials:
Secretary Of State
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN-Publicist
and editor. Born at Salem, ILL.,, March
10, 1860. Home. Lincoln, Neb, Ed
ucated at Illinois college. Democratic
candidate for president of the United
States in 1896 1900 and 1908. Served
in Spanish American war. Made trip
around the world in 1906.
Secretary Of Treasury
WILLIAM GIBBS MCADoo oo-Lawyer and
railroad president Born near Marietta,
Ga, October 81. 1868. Home, New
York city. Practiced law in Tennessee
and New York. Builder of first tun.
nels under the Hudson river. Presi
dent of the Hudson & Manhatten rail
road.
Secretary Of War
LINDLEY NJ. GARRISON - Jurist, 40
years old. Born in Camden, N. j..
Home, Merchantville, N. s. Son of an
Episcopal clergyman, Brother of
Justice Charles G.. Garrison of the New
Jersey Supreme court. Appointed to
the Chancery court in 1904 and reap
pointed by Chancellor Mahlon Pitney,
now member of the United States
Supreme court.
Attorney-Generai
JAMES CLARK MCREYNoLDs-Lawv
Born at Elkton, KY, Feb 3, 1863. Home
New York city. Educated at Wander.
bilt university and the University of
Virginia. Practiced law at Nashville,
Tenn. Assistant attorney general of
the United States, 1903 o. Afterwards
specially retained by the government in
anti trust matters, particularly in to-
bacco and coal trust suits.
Postmaster-General
ALBERT SIDNEY Congress
man and lawyer. Born at San Marcos,
Texas, June 7, 1868. Home, Austin,
Texas. Educated at Texas A. and NJ
College, Baylor University, and Uni
versity of Texas. Assistant city attor
ney, Austin, 1885 90. Attorney Twen-
ty sixth Texas Judicial district, 1891 go
Member of congress since 1899, and re-
elected to sixty third congress.
Secretary of Navy
JosEPHUs DANIELs-N Newspaper own
er and editor. Born, Washington N.
c., May 18, 1862. Home, Raleigh, N.
c. Educated in Wilson On. Co. Col
legiate Institute. Editor of Wilson IN.
Co. Advance at 49, of Raleigh State
Chronicle. 1885, and Rawleigh News
and Observer since 1894. Democratic
National Committeeman from North
Carolina.
Secretary Of Interior
FRANKLIN KNIGHT LANE-Lawyer.
Born on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
July Is, 1864. Educated at University
of California. Practiced law in San
('nn1ilata for 4f
California, 1902 Member of Interstate
Commerce Commission since 1905, and
at present chairman.
Secretary Of Agriculture
DAVID FRANKLIN Houston Univer
sity chancellor. Born at Monroe N.
c., Feb. II, 1866. Home, st. Louis,
Mo. Educated at South Carolina col
lege ana Harvard University. Dean Of
faculty, University Of Texas 1899 1902.
President of Agricultural and Mechani.
cal College of Texas 1902 0J. Chancel-
lor of Washington University, st. Louis
since 1908.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
WILLIAM Cox REDF1ELD Congress =
man and manufacturer. Born, Albany,
n. Y, June 18, 1858. Home Brooklyn
n. Y. Educated in public schools. En-
gagged in iron and steel manufactures
since 1898 Served in sixty second con
gress.
Secretary OF Labor
WILLIAM BEACtHOP WILSON Former
miner and congressman. Born at Blan-
tyre, Scotland April 2, 1862. Home IN
Blossburg, Pa Came 10 United States,