Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-05


Oxford DEM, Thos. Spight, Ripley.
Third district-Dem., Patrick Henry,
Vicksburg.
Fourth district-Rep., W. D. Frazee. Oko-
Iona; DEM, Andrew f. Fox, West Point.
Fifth district-Dem, John S. Williams,
Yazoo.
Sixth district-Rep., H. c. Turley, Nat
chez; DEM. Frank A. McLain, Gloster
Seventh district-Rep., T. w. Hollins-
worth, Jackson; DEM, Chas. E. Hooker
jackson.
Missouri.
A governor and legislature will be elected,
but the United States senatorship is not at
Issue. Ex-Representative Dockery is the
democratic nominee for governor. The can
didates for representatives in Congress are:
First district-Rep., S. NJ. Picker, Yerkes-
vile; DEM. Jas. T. Lloyd, Shelbyville.
Second dstrct-Rep w. C. Irwin. Milan;
dem, VIM w. Rucker. Keytesville.
Third district-Rep., w. l.. Leeper, King
ston; DEM, John Dougherty, Liberty.
Fourth district-Rep., John kennish. st.
Joseph; dem, Chas. F. Cochran, ST. Joseph.
Fifth district-Rep.. w. S. c. Brown,
Kansas City: dem, VIM. S. Cowherd, Kan
sas City: soc. lab. II. C. Warfording, Kan
sas City.
Sixth district-Rep., S. w. Jurdew. Hol-
den; dem, d. A. DeArmond, Butler; pro-,
W. o. Atkinson, Butler.
Seventh district-Rep., H. H. Parsons,
Marshall; dem, Jas. Cooney. Marshall.
Eighth district-Rep., Jas T. Moore. Leb-
anon; DEM, d. w. Shackleford. Jefferson
| City.
Ninth district-Rep.. D. S. Flagg, Louis
lana: dem. Champ Clark. Bowling Green
Tenth district-Rep, Richard Bartho;dt,
| St. Louis; dem. A. N. Bo.te. Union.
Eleventh district-Rep.. Chas F. JOY. ST.
Louis: dem, Patrick O'Malley. ST. Louis.
Twelfth district-Rep., VIM. H. Horton,
St. Louis: DEM Jas. j. Butler, st. LOUIS
| Thirteenth district-Rep., ]. Fl. Reppy,
Hillsvile; dem. Edward Robb, Perryvile.
Fourteenth distrct--Rep, N. A. Mosely,
| BloomiEgfieid DEM, VIM. D. VandiVer,
| Cape Girardeau.
| Fifteenth district-Rep., J. r. Holmes.
| Joplin dem, Maecenas E. Benton, Neosho
The eleventh and fifteenth districts seem
to be in doubt, the eleventh now republl-
can district and fifteenth democratic, with
the possibility of each reversing. Probably
there will not be a change of more than one
in the political complexion of the delegation.
Montana.
The governorship, a portion of the legis-
| Iature and two United States senatorships
are at stake in Montana this year. The
candidates for representatives in Congress
are:
At Iarge-Dem fus Caldwell Edwards,
Rozeman; rep. S. G. Murray, Missoua;
ind dem. C. F. Kelly, Butte; soc. dem,
NJ E. Elliott, Missoua.
The presidential and congressional tickets
| in this state are involved in the senatorial
| fight and it is impossible to figure on re-
suits.
Nebraska.
Governor and the legislature will be
! elected and the legislature will name a
| successor to Senator Allen, popuist, who
was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by
| the death of Senator Hayward, republican.
| The candidates for Congress are:
First diStrict-Rep., E. J. Burkett, Lin
coin: dem. fus., George w. Berge, Lincoln.
| Second district-Rep., D. II. Mercer,
| Omaha; dem. fus., Edgar Howard Papl-
lion.
Third district-Rep.. John R. Hays Nor
| folk; dem. fus., John S. Robinson, Madison.
| Fourth district-Rep., John D. Pope Sew
ard; dem. pop, w. L. Stark, Aurora; mid,
I'd. pop, j. r. podds Wymore. (, 81.
Fifth district-Rep., Webster S. Morlan,
fMcCook; dem. pop, A. c. Shallenberger,
| Alma: mid. I'd. pop, j. K. Stevens, Cam
| bridge.
Sixth district-Rep., Moses P. Kinkard,
O'Neil; dem. pop, VIM. Neville, North
| Platte; mid. I'd. pop, H. &. Steward,
| SCOTS Bluff
material ticket for the republicans, and it
should take some congressional districts
/ with it, the republicans will do well to
| hold their own in the House.
New Hampshire.
Governor and legislature will be elected
and a successor to Senator Chandler
chosen. The candidates for representatives
| in Congress are:
First district-Rep Cyrus A Sulloway.
| Manchester; dem, Timothy ]. Howard
Manchester
| Second district-Rep., Frank D. Currier,
| Canaan; dem, Henry F. Hollis, Concord.
Republican represe natives will be elected
| in New Hampshire.
New Jersey.
Governor and legislature will be elected
and the legislature will name a successor
! to Senator Sewell, republican The candi-
dates for representatives in Congress
| First district-Rep., H. C. Loudenslager,
Paulsboro'; dem, Geo. Pfeiffer, Camden;
| pro-, Geo j. Haven, Camden.
Second district-Rep., John j. Gardner,
| Egg Harbor City; dem, Thos. J. Prickett,
| Palmyra.
| Third district-Rep. Benz. F. Howell,
| New Brunswick; DEM, Jas. j. Bergen,
SomervlIe.
Fourth district-Rep., H. Burdett Herr,
| Pennington: dem, Joshua S. Salmon, Boom
| ton; pro, D. r. Williams, Hackettstown.
Fifth district-Rep., Jas. F; Stewart, Pat
! erson: dem, John Johnson, Paterson.
! Sixth district-Rep., Richard Wayne Par
ker. Newark: dem. Geo. H. Lambert, New
ark.
| Seventh district-Rep, Marshall W. Van
Wrinkle, Jersey City; DEM, Allen L. Nc
| Dermott, Jersey City.
Eighth district-Rep., Chas. N. Fowler,
| Elizabeth; dem. Edward A. S. Mann, Bay
onne.
There is no reason to anticipate changes
| in the New Jersey delegation and the re-
| publicans are confident of holding all their
seats.
Nevada.
Only the national and congressional tick
cts are at stake The candidates for rep
resentatives in Congress are:
AT large-Rep., E. S. Harrington, Elko;
| DEM, F. G. Newlands, Reno.
There are no indications of a desire on
| the part of Nevada voters to change their
present representative in the House. Mr..
| Newlands, silver democrat.
New York.
governor and legislature will be elected,
| but the United States senatorship is not
| involved directly. The candidates for rep
resentatives in Congress are:
First district-Rep., Frederick Storm, Bay
| side, L. l.; dem, Rowland Miles.
| Second district-Rep., N. B. Ketcham
| Brooklyn; DEM, ]. ]. Fitzgerald.
| Third district-Rep., Henry Bristow;
BROOKLYN; DEM, Edmund H. briggs.
Fourth district-Rep.. H. A. Hamburg,
Brooklyn; dem, r. 7. Clayton.
Fifth district-Rep., Jacob WORTH Brook
| Ign; DEM, F. E. Wilson, Brooklyn.
Sixth district-Rep., Burt Reiss, Brook
| Ign; DEM, G. H. Lindsay, Brooklyn.
| Seventh district-Rep., l.. L. OBeirne;
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