The evening Republican., 1902-09-08

primaries will be held on November
4th and every candidate is anxious
to get all the votes they can and
thus secure the nomination.
Harry Whiteman wants to be
representative from Christlaua
hundred.
VIM. Lawton has announced him.
self as a candidate for representa-
tive from the fourth district In this
city. He favors the election Of two
Senators.
Erwin T. Phillips is a candidate
Tor representative i'll the second
district. He favors the election of
two U. S. Senators.
George w. Webster of Brandy
wine hundred is a candidate for
representative from the Sixth dis
trict.,
Robert Casey, Jr. is a candidate
from the third Senatorial district
for Senator.
George w. Sparks is a candidate
for Senator from the first Senator
ial district,
Thomas j. Stirling is a candidate
aor State Senator from the third
Senatorial district, comprising
Brandywine and Christiana hun
dreds.
James w. Robertson is o candi
date for State Senator from the first
], Senatorial district. He is in favor
of the election of two Z. 5. Sena-
tors.
Frank Corbit will be candidate
for representative in the thlrl dis
trict. He is in favor Of the election
of two U. S. Senators
John w. Morrison is a candidate
for representative from the Ninth
representative district, subject to
the rules of the Democratic PARTY.
C. Candy Hopkins would like 70
capture the nomination for levy
Court Commissioner i'll the fourth
Senatorial district. comprising south
Christiana and Mill Creek hundreds.
G. A. Rudolph is ca.ltldate Tor
representative from tn" Second dis-
tricts, comprising north Of ElShtIl
street, east of Market uul lut,uImg
the Ninth ward.
Ellis P Hicks is out for Road
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them the necessary eXpalrue" OF
camp life, which Is essential 10 Ill
bodies OF men that may De raiIe'
out to do military duty. Ne""rN
Will be It lively place t"r I'll" mex
five days Governor Hum and hh
stall Will visit EeWHrk and Inspect
the guards. which will add u tAe
attractions at the camp. llHndtedS
OF visitors will he attracted to CAM
Smyth, while the mlllti% Is III CANT
to watch the boys gong through
their drill aud pay them friendly
visit Our National Guard Is not a
numerous as III some other states
but IT has always nlHUc Il gOu'
show and reflected credit upon 1t
SELF and the State. lht none,
appropriated by the state to CIV
them few days Of camp life IS wei