Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
WHERE ELECTIONS WILL
BE HELD TO-DHY.
List Of the Candidates, and the Parties They Represent
To Be Voted For.
To Be Voted For.

To Be "
Below will be found list OF States.
where elections viii be held to-day.
with the names OF candidates to be
voted for:
VIRGINIA
No State officers
Legfslature-Full House and half
senate. This body, as q whole, Will
elect q successor to U. S. Senator
Thomas 8. Martin, Who Is candidate
70 succeed himself, and Is opposed by
Governor J. Hoge Tyler.
MARYLAND.
Republioan-Govnr, Lloyd Lowndes;
Comptroller. Phillups L. Goldsborough:
Attorney General. John V. Findlay;
Tor Baltimore City's representative on
State Court OF Appeals, -.
Democrat-GovarEor. John Walter
Smith; Comptroller. DR.. J. w. Herring;
Attorney General. Isldor Raynor; for
Baltimore City's representative of State
Court OF Appeals. ~.
acknowledgements. James Swan;
Comptroller. P. L. Dali: Attorney Gen.
eral. f. G. Hendrickeen; for Baltimore
City's representative on State Court of
Appeals. Samuel, D. Smucker
Union Reform Governor, DR.. VIM.
~. LILY, w III. r. GeOTSeS
Attorney General, no nomination; for
Baltimore Citys representative on
State Court Of Appeals, Archibald II.
Taylor.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Democratic overnor, Robert Treat
Paine, Jr.; Lieutenant Governor John
II. Mack; Secretary Of Commonwealth.
Henry Lloyd; Treasurer and Receiver
General, Joseph J. Flynn: Auditor OF
Accounts. e. Gerry Brown: Attorney
General. John II. Morrison.
ReDublfcan-Govern w. Murray
Crane; Lieutenant Governor, John L..
Bates; Secretary Of Commonwealth,
William NJ. DIN; Treasurer and Re-
cever General, Edward S. Bradford;
Auditor of Accounts. John n. Tlimball;
Attorney General, Hosea M. Knowlton.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Republicans Supreme Court, ]. Hay
Brown; Superior Court. Josiah r.
Adams; State Treasurer, James e. Bar
nett.
Democrat-supreme Court, Judge S.
l.. Mestrezat; Superior Court, Charles
]. Reilly; State Treasurer. William T.
Greasy.
rohlbltion-supreme Court, Agib
Ricketts,; Superior Court, II. l.. Rob-
inson; State Treasurer, John M. Cald-
well.
Peorles-supreme Court. John H. o.
Stevenson; Superior Court. N. I. At
wood: State Treasurer, Justus Wat
kins.
NEW YORK.
No State ticket.
Members OF the State Assembly.
One Congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
Legislature.
OHIO.
ReDuh1ican - Gnvarnor CSoorpa TT
Mash: Lieutenant Governor, John A..
Cnldwell: Judge Supreme Court, Will
liam II. Davis: Attorney General, John
NJ, Sheets: Treasurer. Isaac b. Came
ron: Auditor, Walter d. Guilbert;
Member Board of Public Works, Frank
a. Huffman.
Democratlc-Govern John r. Nc
Lean; Lieutenant Governor, Abraham
William II. Dore; Treasurer, James T.
German; Auditor, George w. Siga-
foose; Member Board Public Works,
Fletcher D. NIalin.
Prohibition-Gov J. w. Bash
ton; Judge Supreme Court. Gideon Y.
Stewart: Attorney General. Walter S.
Lister: Treasurer, c. NJ. Wise; Auditor.
Fred w. Barrett; Member Board Pub
lie Works. John Danncr.
Union Reform Party-Governor, Seth
w. Ellis: Lieutenant Governor, VIII
liam ]. Seelyc; Judge Supreme Court,
Alfred II. Mcintyre; Attorney General,
Thomas Barthnm: Auditor. Frank S.
Montgomery; Treasurer, William e.
Good; Member Board Public Works,
Albert a. Weaver.
Nom artisan--Govern Samuel NJ.
Jones.
IOWA.
Republican Governor. Leslie NJ.
Shaw: Lieutenant Governor. James c.
Milliman; Judge Supreme Court. John
G. Sherwin; Superintendent Public IN
struction. Robert G. Barrett: Railroad
Commissioner Edwin A. Dawson.
Democratic Governor, Fred p.
White CD: Lieutenant Governor, NJ
L. Bevis {D); Judge Supreme Court,
Public Instruction. P. Is. Hoist D.);
Railroad Commissioner w. II. Cal
houn CPD.
Prohibtlon-G Governor. w. Atwood
Lieutenant Governor. George Pugsley;
Judge Supreme Court, -; Superin-
tendent Public Instruction, D. S. Dun
ledy: Railroad Commissioner, A. B.
Wrny
Middle-pf- Road Populist--Governor
Public Instruction, c. Worth; Railroad
Commissioner Robert L. Dunning.
Union Christian-Goyernor. c. c..
!1eacock' Lleutenant Governor, j. F.
r. Leonard; Judge Supreme Court F.
w. Darner: Superintendent Public
Instruction. W. G. Pldgeon: Railroad
Commissioner. c. Y. Lindley.
KENTUCKY.
Democratic-Govern William Goe.
bel; Lieutenant Governor, ]. c. w.
Bcckham; Secretary of State, Brock
Hill; Attorney General, r. j. Rrecken-
Ridge: Treasurer, s. w. Haeger; Au-
ditor, G. s. Coulter; Commissioner OF
Agriculture, L. B. Nall; Superintend-