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

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Boiling; dem, H. D. Flood, w. Appomattox
The republicans are claiming they will
carry the ninth district, with Gen. Walker
as their candidate, and, that they have a
fighting chance in the Norfolk district.
Washington. ""-
Governor and legislature are to be elected
The candidates for representatives in Con-
gress are: r"St 70"
At large-Reps., w. L. Jones, N. Yakima,
and F. W. Cushman, Tacoma; dem fus,
J, T. Ronald Seatttlfe, and F.. C. Robertson.
Spokane.
cellent for electing both representatives in
this state. .--......,Ny .pr',s.''
West Virginia.
Governor and Legislature are to be elected
and the legislature will name a successor to
Senator Elkins. republican. The cand-
dates for representatives, in Congress are:
First district-Rep., B. b. DoVener, " eel
ing: dem. VIM f. Raymond, Sutton; pop,
T. c. johnson.
Second district-Rep., A~,f4 DAYTON,
Philippi: dem, Thos. B. Davis. Keyser
Third district-Rep., Joseph Holt Gaines
Charleston; dem, David E. Johnson Blue
field
Fourth district-Rep., James A. Hughes,
Huntington; dem:."Creed Collins. Harris
Vile; pop. A. D. Thorn, Huntington.
The congressional sittiation III West Vir-
now hold three districts, are not expecting
losses.
Wisconsin,.
Governor and legislature are to be elected.
The candidates for representatives in Con-
gress are:
First distrct-Rcp., Henry A Cooper. Ra-
cine; DEM Gilber J. Hodges, Monroe
Second district-Rep.,' Herman B. Dahle,
NJ MI; Horeb' dem. John 9tn, a. AYiward. MAJ
Third district-Rep,, J w. Babeock,s..ece-
dab; dem, Ed. L. Luckow. Baraboo
Fourth district-Rep., Theobold Often.
Milwaukee; dem. Geo w Peck, Milwau-
kee; soc. dem. Robert Meisner Milwaukee,
Fifth district-Rep.. S S. Barney. West
Bend; dem, Chas, H,.Weisse,- sheboygan;
soc dem. H c. Berger, Milwaukee.
Sixth district-Rep-,. j., ii. Davidson. Osh-
kosh; dem, James w. Watson, Fond du
Lac. ,,tll
Seventh district-Rep.. ]. ]. Esch La
Crosse; dem. John p. Rice. Sparta.
Eighth district-Rep., Edward S. Minor
Sturgeon Bay; dem,; n. E. Morgan, Apple
ton.
Ninth district-Rep Webster F.. Brown
Rhinelander; dem, E. H. schweppe, Med
ford.
Tenth district-Rep., John j.. Jenkins,
Chippewa Falls; dem. F. A PartloW Tn~
tie Lake.
The second and sixth districts are doubt
full Otherwise it is thought. the political
complexion of the delegation will remain
Wyoming.
The legislature is to be- elected and will
choose successor to Senator Warren. re-
publican. The candidates for representa-
tives in Congress are pa - ."
At large-Rep.. Frank w. Mondell, New
Castle; dem, John Chas. Thompson, Chey-
enne.
Indications point to the election of1a re-
publican to Congress in Wyoming.
Arizona.
At large-Rep., N. o. Murphy, Prescott;
dem, ]. F. Wilson, Prescott dem, Mark
A. Smith. Tucson.
New Mexico. ..,.. ..,.4,.
At large-Rep., B. s. Bodey, Albuquerque;
dem, E. o. Larrazalo Las Vegas.
Oklahoma
At large-Rep, Dennis T. Flynn. Guthrie;
dem. pop, Robert A. Neff New Kirk mid.
I'd, John Allen, Norman. :, szr.r o.,
Hawaii
At large-Rep.. Samuel Parker; dem
David kawanauakoa ind r. w. Wilcox.
Porto Rico.
At large-Rcp., Federico Degetau; fed,
Julio Larrinaga.
Architects Choose DeIegates.
The Washington Chapter Oft the American
Institute OF Architects Saturday evening
elected James G. Hill, ,W.,M .Foindexter.