Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-29
STATES ELECT
Three Have Already Selected State Officers
and Members of Congress,
OVER HALF ARE TO CHOOSE FULL TICKETS
rarms Of Thirty senator's Expire and
IN All but Eight Of These state
the L~eGisI6tures Are stTn
to BE Elected.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-There will be
elections in forty-tRo states next Tuesday.
the other three ~(Againe, Vermont and Ore
gon) having already selected this year state
~of1clals aud their representatives In the
Fifty-eighth congress. In twenty-five Of the
forty-tHo states a governor and other state
officers and copgressmen are to be chosen;
in eleven, minor state officers or judges OF
the supreme court and congressman are TO
be voted for, while in nine. congressman
only are to be selected.
The principal state officers are TO be
chosen in Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Con
necticut, New York, South Carolina, Ala
bama, Texas, Michigan, Kansas, Minnesota,
South Dakota, Nebraska, Wisconsin. North
Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming. Idaho. Nevada
and California. New Hampshire elects only
a governor, Tennessee a governor and rail-
road commissioner, and Pennsylvania a gov
ern0r and two other state ~o1icials.
Minor state officers, or Justices Of the
supreme court, are to be voted for in Indi-
ana, Illinois. Missouri, Ohio, Iowa. Florida.
North Carolina, Delaware, Utah, Washing
ton and Montana, -
Congressrnen only ar. to be selected in
Arkansas. Georgia. Mississippi, Louisiana,
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Ken
lucky and New Jersey, and delegates, in
Arizona. Hawaii, New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Porto Rico.
Thirty Retire.
TAc terms OF thirty United States sena-
tors expire March A. 1908. Five have al
ready been niled by the election Of James
d. MeCreary (dem.6 Kentucky; Joseph B.
Foraker Crep.). ohioi Arthur p. German,
(dem.), Maryland; w. p. Dillingham; (rep),
Vermont, and Samuel B. McEnery (dem.).
Mississippi. In the following states legis-
lstufes which select a senator are to be
chosea: New H~appahire, Connecticut, New
York P~eRpssJvania, North Carolina. South
CaroHnay SFlerlda, Alabama, Georgia, In
diana illinois, Missouri, North Da-
kota, sobth Dakota, wisconsin, Kansas,
Idaho Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Washington
and California. The Legislatures Of Oregon,
Arkansas and Georgia, which also elect a
senator, have aIteady been chosen. .
Aside from the two principal political
parties, a dozen others have tickets in
the aeid. OF the minor organizations, thr
prohibitionists and socialists have more
than the others. The prohibitionists have
made nominations in Illinois, Texas, Idaho
South Dakota, Missouri, Nebraska. Iowa
Michigan. Ohio, Kansas. Tennessee. Wis
consin, Indiana. Minnesota, Colorado. Penn
s~ylvauia. Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, while the socialists have
tickets in Illinois, Idaho, Wyoming. Mon
tana, Missouri. Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan
Ohio, Kansas, Washington, Utah, Colorado
,Californla.. Massachusetts,. Pennsylvania and
New York.
The soclalistic labor party Is represented
in Missouri, Ohio. Wisconsin. Washington
Indiana, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Massachu'
sets and Connecticut, and the social demo
cratic In Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The other parties have tickets as follows.
Peoples, Illinois, Texas. Idaho, Colorado
allied popullsts. Texas Kansas; populist
Montana, Indiana, Minnesota; labor, Mon
tana; public ownership, Missouri; liberia
democrat. New York; union republican,