Evening star., 1901-11-05


| cancy caused by the death of Mr.. Alber
d. Shaw. Nine judges of the supreme
court are also 10 be chosen-four in the
| nrst district, one each in the third fourth
| ana seventh districts and two in the sixth
| district The people of. this state are te
vote upon proposed amendment to Sec
ton Is Of article 3 of the state constitu-
tion, which forbids the legislature to pass
special tax exemption bills. The candidates
| Ior Judges Of the supreme court are:
FIRST dlstrict-Fusian, Morgan j. OBrfen
1aem3; James A. Blanchard (rep.1 John
Proctor Clarke frep.), Samuel Greenbaum
Robert A Van Wyck. Charles H. Knox
and Charles WI Dayton
cochrsps aaira disdsristmBePubcan Aaron ng,s s.
ah eiaIist labor peserasle p Lev F. LonsieS So
Fourth district-Republican, Edgar A.
spencer; democratic Robert P. Anibal;
prohibition, William Green; social demo-
cratic. John H, : Bullard; socialist labor,
John E. Wallace.
sixth district-Repubucan, Charles E.
farker ana Gerrit A. Forbes, both formally
lndorsed by the democrats.
seventh district-Re publican, William H.
ADAMS, formally Endorsed by the demo-
Gratis; socialist labor, Henry Beisiegel.
4 Wenty fourth congressional district
fourth district are: Democrat, William H.
SoWeH; republican, Charles L. Knapp; pro-
hlnltlon. Charles w Richards; social DEM
crat' Raymond X. Bull. The district
s,2oI plurality and 7,233 majority in a total
vote of 80, 749.
Ohio.
ohio will elect state officers and legs-
lature. The legislature to meet in Janu-
ary next, will choose a United States sena-
tor as successor Of Joseph B. Foraker, re-
publican, whose term will end March T.
l,o3. The republican state convention in
dorsed Mr.. Foraker for reelection. For the
state offices candidates have been nomi-
mated as follows:
;. Republican-Governor, George K. Nash;
lieutenant governor, Carl L. Nippert; judge
OF the supreme court, James l.. Price; at
torney general, John NJ Sheets: treasurer
isaac B. Cameron; member of board of
pubic works, w. G. Johnston.
Democratic-Governor James Kilbourne;
lieutenant governor, Anthony Howells;
Juuge or the supreme court, Joseph Hidy;
attorney general, NJ. B. Mccarthy; treasu-
rer r. Page Aleshire; member of board of
public works, James G. Holman
The prohibition ticket for state officers
Is headed by E. Jay Pinney as the candi-
GATE for governor.
The vote of Ohio for President In 1900
was: Mckinley, republican 43,91s; Bryan,
democrat 474,S $50; Wooley, prohibition TO-
2o5' Debs, social democrat, 4,S47; scatter
ing, 6,225. The present senate of Ohio is
democratic by seven majority and the
mouse republican by fourteen, giving re-
pupncan majority of seven on joint ballot
Pennsylvania.
PENNSYLVANIA will elect. state treasurer
and judge of the supreme court and vote
upon three proposed amendments TO the
state constitution. For the two state offices
the democrats and the new union (anti-
machine republican, party have fused. The
candidates are:
Union party-State treasurer, Elisha A.
Coray, jr. Gnd. rep).
Judge of the supreme court, Harman
Yerkes (dem).
Republican-State- treasurer, Frank G.
Harris.
Judge of the supreme court, William Pot
+; Prohibition party4state treasurer, j. J.
Porter.
Judge Of the supTeme court-Isaac Mon
dereau.
People's-State treasurer, Justus Watkins.
Judge of the supreme court, Isaac Mon
dereau.
socialist-labor party - State treasurer
Thomas Lowry. 10.
Judge of the supreme court, James A. Nc
CoEnel.
Socialist party-State treasurer, j. Mahlon
Barnes.
Judge of the supreme court, Charles
Heydrick.
The vote of Pennsylvania for President
In 1900 was: Mckinley, republican, 7l2,665;
Bryan, democrat = 424, 232; Wooley. prohibi-
ton, 279os; Dehs,s social democrat, 4.s3I: !:
scattering, 1914. l0he of the three proposed
amendments to the state constitution abol-
ishes the present provision that "all cleo
tons shall be by ballot" If ratified this
amendment will permit the use of voting
machines. The second amendment proposed
relates to the registration of voters, and
Will permitIthe legislature to enact a law
requiring personal registration in the cities
OF the state. The other amendment re-
lates to the qualification of voters.
For the city offices in Philadelphia nomi-
nations have been made as follows:
District attorney-RepubIican and public
opinion, John Weaver democratic, William
Wilkins Carr; prohibition, James E. Clark;
Municipal League and Union, P. F. Roth
ermel jr.; socialist, William Feinhals
Recorder of deeds-Republican and public
opinion, William S. Ware; democratic,
Henry Fernberger: prohibition, William H.
Hager; Municipal League and Union, John
Virdin; socialist, Fred. G. Hecker
City controller-Republican, Municipal
League, union and public opinion, John NJ.
Walton; democratic, John W. Martin; pro-
hibition. Samuel A. Mcclure; socialist,
Clerk Of quarter sessions-republican and
public opinion. Henry Brooks; democratic,
Herman v. Hetzel: prohibition, Walter S.
Goodwin; Municipal League and Union,
Frank A. Hartranft; socialist Christian
Ludwig
Judge of common pleas No. 5-Republi-
can, J. Willis Martin, Robert Ralston:
democratic and public opinion, Maxwell
G. Harry Davis, Henry Budd
Rhode Island.
Rhode Island will elect state officers and
legislature. For state officers there are
three tickets In the field.
Democratic-Governor, Lucius F. c. Gar
win; lieutenant governor. Adelard b. Arch
ambault attorney general, Dennis J. Hol-
land; secretary Of state, Frank E. FitZ-
simmons; treasurer, Clark Potter.
Republican-Governor William Gregory:
lieutenant governor, Charles D. Kimbail:
attorney general, Charles F. Stearns: sec
retary of state, Charles P. Bennett; treas
urer, Walter A. Read.
William e. Brightman heads the prohi-
bition ticket as the candidate for governor.
The vote OF Rhode Island for President in
1900 was: Mckinley republican, 34,7 1874:
Bryan, democrat 1882; Woolley. prohi-
bition, 1923; scattering, 1423 The present
legislature is republican by II majority on
joint ballot-29 in the senate and 4S in the
house.
Virginia.
Virginia will elect state officers and lesis-
lature, nominations having been made as
follows:
Republican-Governor. ]. Hampton Hoge:
lieutenant governor. r. Walter Dickinson: