Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-03

At large-Rep., Joseph Howell dem, VIM.
II. King.
The vote of Utah In recent elections has
been:
Soc
hssr 9Ss R% j. Re 30 Eos ecs Ds 20
19oo-Governor. A Al 1900 -. -.
Virginia.
The candidates for Congress in Virginia
are:
First district-Rep, NJ. A. Coles; dem,
VIM. A. Jones.
Second dstrict-Rep., R. w. Hughes;
dem. H. l.. Maynard.
Third district-Rep., B. w. Edwards; rep,
VIM. f. Talley; dem, John Lamb.
Fourth district-Dem., r. G. Southall;
ind. dem, r. T. Vaughan
Fifth diStrict-Rep, Beverly A. Davis;
dem, c. A. Swanson.
Sixth district-Dem., Carter Glass; pro,
aaron Graham. Uong and short terms)
Seventh district-Rep., S. ]. Hoffman;
dem, James Hay.
Eighth district-Rep., w. K. Skinker;
dem. ]. F. Rixey.
Ninth district-Rep., Campbell Slemp;
dem, VIM. F. Rhea.
Tenth dlstrict-Rep., James Lyons; dem,
II. D. Flood.
Washington.
Washington will elect supreme judge
and legislature, which will choose a United
States senator to succeed George Turner,
fusionist, whose term will expire March 3,
1903. Washington gained one representa-
tive under the census, who will be elected
at large, as the state was not redistricted.
The candidates for Congress are:
At large-Rep., Wesley l.. Jones; dem,
Geo. F. Cotterill.
At large-Rep.. F. w. Cushman; dem,
Frank B. Cole.
At la-ge--Rep., VIM. E. Humphrey; dem.,
O. n HolcOmD
The vote of Washington in recent cleo
tons has been:
Year Office. Dem. Rep. FRO
19o0-president. ............. A 1913 51.4S6 2,363
19OO-GovernCr. ............. oi,Si4 4s,ooo <,ioo
West Virginia.
West Virginia will elect legisatu
Five proposed amendments to the cons-itu-
ton of the state are submitted to the voters.
The state gains one representative in
Congress under the census. The candidates
for Congress and the vote for Congress in
districts follow:
First district-Rep.. B. B. Dovener; dem,
o. S. Mckinney. 1S9s-Rep.. 1S,G46; DEM,
10 10; mis-, 345. Rep. majority, 1859
]. T. McGraw. 1S9S-Rep., 20,0}4; dem, 49,
80; pro-, DOS. Rep majority, 1S6.
Third dtstrict-Rep.. j. H Gaines; dem.
Jas. II. Miller. 1S9S-Rep.. 10 525; dem, d.
Fourth district-Rep., Harry c. Wood
yard: dem, w. N Chancellor. 1S9S-Rep.,
1917; DEM, 1851; pro, 100. Rep. ma
jority. S71.
David f. Johnston 1S9s-Rep., 16.057; dem,
1889; peo., g. Dem majority, $50.
Wisconsin.
Wisconsin will elect state officers and
legislature, which will choose a United
States senator to succeed John c. Spooner,
republican, whose term will expire March
B. 1908. The state gained one representa-
tive in Congress under the census, and was
redistricted Candidates for Congress and
the vote for Congress in 1898 in the terri
tory comprised in the new districts follow
First district-Rep., H A. Cooper; dem,
L. c. Baker; pro-, T. w. North. 1S9S-Rep.,
1887; dem, 11,447; pro-, 800. Rep. ma
jority, 7,445.
Second distrct-Rep., H c. Adams; dem,
John J. Wood; pro, C. F. Cronk. 1895
Rep, 1850: DEM, 1869; pro, $40. Rep
majority, . GIG
Third district-Rep.. ]. W. Babcock; dem,
Jackson silbaugh; pro, Edward Overs.
1S9S-Rep., 1S,0}5; dem, 11,669; pro, 99S
Rep majority. 1858.
Fourth district - Rep. TheobaId Often;
dem. j. F. Donovan; pro. L. B. Walker:
soc, H. W. Bistorious. 1s9S-Rep. 1275G;
dem, 9.313; soc.-lab., 32S; all others, 21cS
Rep. majority, 941.
Fl, Fifth dis, distrist-Rep., VIM: H. Stafford;
II. c. Berger. 1s9s-Rep., T. 70}; dem, 10
1913; pop, 1858; soc.-lab.. 525: all others.
], 243. Republican plurality, 2,51O.
Sixth distrtct-Rep., VIM. H. Froehlich;
dem, c. II: Weisse; pro-, Geo. c. Hill; Soc
90: Soc dem. 291. Dem plurality, 1863.
Seventh district - Rep, John J. Eel;
dem, VIM Carnahan; pro, F. R. Sebenthal
1S9S-Rep., 1929; dem, S,9S4 pro, 7s9.
Rep majority, $500.
Eighth district-Rep, Jas. H. Davidson:
dem, T. H: Patterson; soc, C. C. Frame !;
pro, Joseph Mathews 1s9s-Rep.. Is. 1914
dem. 1921 pro, 725. Rep. majority, 479s
Ninth district-Rep., Edw. S. Minor; dem,
Edward Decker; pro, c. w. Somas. 1895
Rep, 14,412; dem, 11,25S; pro, 1906. Rep
majority. isis.
Tenth district-Rep., w E. Brown; dem.
Burt Williams. 1s9S-Rep.. 1884 Gem,
12,S21; pro, 5o4 Rep. majority, 1888
de EeVgn'a district Re5f 1ro Rep J. j Je1kns
Rep, 1I,GO1: dem. S,435; pro-, 969; pop, S64
Rep. majority. 1888.
Candidates for governor-Dem. David A.
Rose; rep, r. NJ. La Toilette.
Wyoming.
Wyoming will elect state officers and
legislature. Three tickets are in the field
for state officers. The candidates for Con-
gress are:
At large-Rep.. F. w Mondell; dem, c..
p. Clemens.
Candidates for governor-Dem., Geo. T.
Beck; rep, De Forest Richards; soc Henry
Britenstein.
The vote of Wyoming in recent elections
Year. Office Dem Rep Pom.
1900 President. ............. 1O164 IA 4s2 "
ls9s-Governor. .''.'......... $3.50 lo,3s3 431