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

rep, Philip Knopp.
Eighth district-Dem., William F. Ma
honey.
Ninth district-Dem., T. c. G. Darden
rep. Henry S. Boutell renominated.
Tenth district-Dem., John D. Filburn;
rep, Geo. E. Foss.
Eleventh district-Dem., James O. Mon
roe; rep, H. M. Snapp 1S9s-Rep., 10, 49S;
dem, $3.50; miscellaneous. 796. Rep. ma
| jority, a972.
Twelfth distrfct-Dem, Julian r. Stewart;
rep. Charles Fuller. 1S98LRep., 23,S47
DEM, Ii .526; miscellaneous. 1888. Rep,
| majority. HOP.
Thirteenth district-Dem., Lewis Dickes;
rep, Robert R. Hit 1S9S-Rep, 1924;
DEM, 11,5IS; miscellaneous, $40. Rep, ma
jority. 6,927.
Fourteenth district-Dem., Thomas A.
Marshall; rep. B. F. Marsh. 1s9s-Rep.,
21.27; dem, 15,71s; miscellaneous, 6s6 Rep.
Fifteenth district-Dem.. Jonas w. Olson;
rep, George w. Prince. 1S9s-Rep., 236S5;
dem. II, 100; miscellaneous, 6s4. Rep. ma
| jority, 5,211.
Sixteenth district-Dem.. John NJ. Me
| haus; rep, j. " Graft. 1S9s-Rep., 1850;
| dem. 1896; miscellaneous, S49 Rep. ma
jority, 5,245.
Seventeenth district-Dem., 2. F. Yost;
rep, John F. Sterling. 1s9S-Rep., 1912;
dem, Is 6s3; miscellaneous, 6l2. Rep. ma
| jority. 2247.
rep, Joseph G. Cannon. 1s9s-Rep.. %. 219;
dem, 1925: miscellaneous, 1904. Rep.
| majority 3,76O.
Nineteenth district-Dem., WILDER B.
| Kinds; rep, Vespasian Warner. 1S9S-Rep.,
25.321 dem. 23,O62; miscellaneous. 922.
Republican majority, 1887
Twentieth district-Dem., Henry F.
Raney; rep, James H Dunskin; 1898.
943. DEM majority, 4,sS3.
Twenty-first district-Dem., Ben F. Cald-
well, renominated; rep, Leroy Anderson.
| 1s9s-Rep.. 1920; dem. 21.372; miscellane-
Gus, 737. Dem. majority, 1915.
Twenty-second district-Dem.. Fred ].
Kern; rep, w. A. Rodenberg. 1s9S-Rep.,
1905 DEM, $685.; miscellaneous, 9'l KEEP.
majority, 1852
Crowley, renominated; rep, II G. Van
Zandt 1S9s-Rep, 1896; dem, % 1862: mis-
celaneous, LAG. Dem. majority, 1920.
Twenty fourth district-Dem, James r. r:
| Chapman. 1s9s--Rep.. 17.444: DEM, y l61;
miscellaneous. 800. Rep. majority, sos
Twentyfifth district-Dem., James Llngle;
rep, George W. Smith. renominated: 1875
Rep, 1850; DEM, 17,0O6; miscellaneous,
| 452. Rep. majority, 80.
Indiana.
Indiana will elect minor state officers and
a legislature which will choose successor
| II Senator Fairbanks, republican, whose
| term will expire March 3, 1908. No add
tional members have been gained by the
was partially redstrcted by the last leg s.
| lature, changes having been made in the
| fourth, sixth. seventh, eighth, ninth and
eleventh districts. The candidates for Con-
| gress and the vote for Congress in 1888 in
| the territory comprising the present dis
| tricts follow:
| First district-Rep., j. A. Hemenway;
| DEM j. w. Spencer: pro-, G. w. Norman;
| soc. dem, Moses Smith 1S9S-Rep., 203s3;
| dem, 1887; peo., AIS. Republican ma
| jority, 571.
Second district-Rep., John G; Chaney;
| dem, r. w Miers; prop, j. T. HobsJn;
pop, w. B. Wolf. 1S9S-Rep., 1856; dem,
&c, 245;. peo., 1873. Dem. majority, 256
| Third district-Rep., A. f. Maginess; DEM,
| VIM. T. zenor. 1s9s-Rep., 1871; dem,
| q Ill; peo., 356. Dem. majority, 1864.
| Fourth district-Rep., J. NJ. Spencer; dem,
F. M ns Gr asa b 5s2sR s9ort1 20 s aem
Fifth district-Rep., E. S. Holiday; dem,
J. A Wiltermood. 1s9s-Rep.. %, 557; dem,
22,2O5; pro, 1875; peo., CAT. Rep. plurality,
252
Sixth district-Rep., Jas. E. Watson; DEM.
| Thos R. Arbuckle. 1S9S-Rep., %. 652; dem,
21306; peo., 1873. Rep. majority, 2,2os.
Seventh dtstrict-Rep., Jesse Overstreet;
dem, Jacob P. Dunn; SOC, Leo: Richardson.
| 700. Rep. majority, 1858.
| Eighth district-Rep.. Geo. w. Cromer;
| dem, J. E. Truesdale. 1S9S-Rep. 23,714
dem, 20 ,o45; pro-, 1858; peo., 791. Rep. plu-
| rality, 2,51O
Ninth district-Rep.. c. B. Lands; dem,
| L. j. Kirkpatrick. 1s9s-Rep, % $50; DEM,
1880; pso., 1877; peo., SIT. Rep. majority,
| 615.
| Tenth district-Rep., E. D. Crumpacker;
dem, VIM. C. Guthrie; pro. R. NJ. Delzell.
1s9s-Rep., "a, $50; dem, 20,2o6. Rep. plu-
| rality and majority, 4,45O.
| Eleventh district-Rep., Fredk. X. Lands;
dem, John c. Nelson. 1s9s-Rep., 22,629;
dem, 1861; pro-, s49; peo., 1,o5s Rep. ma
| jority, 1.55S
dem. ]. NJ. Robinson; pro-, w. w. Wyrlck
| Soc. NJ. H Wefel. 1S9S-Rep., 1904; dem.
| 19.4s4; peo., AS. Dem. majority, 992.
Thirteenth district - R Seps A. L. 81 lex
dem. 20, $50; pro, 217; PEG. go. Rep. ma.
I jority, 1926.
| Minor state officers and eleven representa-
| tives In Congress will be elected in Iowa
| The withdrawal of Speaker Henderson from
| the race in this state centers interest par
| ticulariy In the third district. The candi-
| dates follow. The only Iowa district con.
| sidered doubtful is the second, and the vote
| for Congress in 1898 is given:
| First district-Dem., John E. Craig; rep
| Thomas Hedge.
Second district-Dem., M. ]. Wade; rep
William Hoffman. 1s9s-Rep., 1890; dem
17,5os; pro: 2eo; pop, 1913; soc.-lab,, 1856
Third district-Dem., Horace Boise; rep
| B. P. Birdsall.
| Fourth district-Dem., A. L. Sorter; rep
Gilbert NJ. Haugen. renominated.
| Fifth district-Dem, Anthony G. DAILY
| rep, Robert S. Cousins, renominated.
Sixth district-Dem., John P. Reese; rep
| John F. Lacey, renominated.
! Seventh district-Dem.. Farley Sheldon
| rep, John A. T. Hull. renomnated.
! Eighth district-Dem., j. B. Sullivan; rep
| William P. Hepburn, renominated
Ninth district-Dem., George w. Cullison
| rep, Walter I. Smith, renominated.
Tenth district-Dem., Kasper Falfinson
| rep, James P. Conner, renominated.
Eleventh district-Dem., J. M. Parsons
| rep, Lot NJ. Thomas, renominated.
Kansas
Kansas will elect state officers and legis
| lature which will, choose a successor t
| William A. Harris, democrat, to the United
| States Senate. No additional representa-
| tives were gained in Kansas under the
census The democrats and populists have
| effected fusion. Candidates for Congress:
| are:
First district-John e. Wagner, DEM
| Charles Curtis, rep, renominated.
| Second district-Noah L. Bowman, DEM
| Justin Bowersock, rep.
Third dstrict-A. NJ. Jackson, dem; w. e
| Morgan, rep.
Fourth district-T II. Gresham, DEM; s
! D Small, rep.
Fifth district-Andrew Shearer. dem