Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-03
MARYLAND ELECTION
State Officers and Legislature
at Stake.
EXCEPT HALF SENATE
UNITED STATES SENATORSHP is
ALSO INVOLVED.
Members Elected Today Will Elect
Successor to Senator
Louis McComas.
Dispstch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BALTIMORE, Nd, November "a gen.
eral state election is in progress Throughout
Maryland today. The officials to be electeo
are a governor, controller, attorney general
one-half of the members of the senate anu
all of the members of the house OF deie'
| gates The candidates of the two Leading
parties are:
For governor, Stevenson A. Williams OF
| Hartford county, republican; EdWln war
field of Howard county, democrat
For controller Lemuel E. H. Dennis, Som
erset county, republican; Gordon T. Atkin-
son of Somerset county, democrat.
For attorney general, George Whitelock
of Baltimore city, republican; William Shep-
ard Bryan jr. of Baltimore city, democrat.
| The candidates for the state senate are:
| Baltimore city-First district, Edward I'll
| Booth. republican; James Young democra'.
Second district, J. Henry Baker republican
Clarence w. Perkins, democrat Ihlrd as
trict, Yates Pennington, republican; John
| Gill democrat. Fourth district, j. Webb
| Thomas. republican; Harold Is. ociuihsei'
democrat. 80
| Anne Arundel-Joseph o. Fowler, republi-
| can: Luther II. Gadd, democrat
Baltimore county-James E. Ingram, 1r''
| Calvert-L. Nick. Griffith, republican;
| William E. Northam, democrat.
| Carroll-Chares ]. H. Ganter, republican;
! Johnnie E. BeaS;nan, democrat.
| Frederick-D. M. DeyilbliSS, republican;
| Jacob Rohrback, democrat.
Careful. G. Palmer, republican; Will
| liam Miller. democrat.
| Howdrd-A. A. Blakeney, republican; A.
| p German, jr., democrat.
| kent-JameS II. Baker, republican; Car
| rett FoXwell, democrat.
| Queen Anne's-Charles f. Rich, repubi-
| can: James f. Kirwan, democrat.
Somerset-Joseph Muir republican; S.
| Frank Dashiell. democrat.
| Washington-W. M. Newcomer, republi-
can; B. Abner Belts, democrat.
Wicomico-E. S. Adkins, republican; M.
| V. Brewington, democrat.
| Candidates for the House.
| The candidates for the house of delegates
| are:
Feaga, William J. Jenkins. John II. Loar
and Matthew FLongbridge. republicans;
Francis ]. Drum. Archibald c. Wilson.
| Joseph H. Griffin, j. Frank Quinn and AL
| vim H. Lindauer, democrats. -e...
| Anne Arundel-C. W. McNemar, James
w Fowler Franklin Adrion and Edward
Nutwell, republicans; Enoch w. Downs,
| John M. Lawman, Frank NJ. Duvall and
James o. Atwel, democrats.
Baltimore city-First district: r. J..
Beacham, George H. Missell, G. NJ. Abend-
/! sehein, John F. Thomas, H. F. Wins and
/ NICHOldS I IdlpOtt,
| Bosse, Louis Becker, M. D. H. Lipman, w.
| H. w. Reed, Charles T. Evans and William
| /. Norris, democrats. Second district:
| Harry Boblitz c. w. Wood, c. A. Hellwig,
S. H: Tattersall, Madison Marine and Hen
| ry Kershaw, republicans; Henry Trager,
| William l.. Orem, r. E. L. Hall, George c..
| Morrison, j.. L. V. Murphy and Louis J..
| Roth, democrats. Third district: r. P.
| Pindell, ]. A. Robinson, A. c. Brunswanger,
| Solomon Herman, U. S. Gosnell and w. H.
Mcdowell, republicans; C. ]. Bouchet, ]. c..
| Linthicum, George W. Moore, James A.
| Dawkins, Charles w. Grant and James o.
| Durham, democrats. Fourth district: Will
| lam H. Pairo, James E. Goodwin, Daniel A.
William G. Henkel, republicans; Thomas j.
! o Brien, G. B. Schaeffer G. w. Dellman,
| w. E. Hohnberger, Charles Reviol and
| Marlin kenney, democrats.
Candidates in Baltimore County.
| Baltimore county-R. Grason George, j.
| Howard Norris, Robert Garrett, Jesse
| Pocock, o. Peter Grail and ]. A. Wager,
| republicans; George Y. Everhart, c. E.
Fitzsimmons. Allen Stevenson, Joshua H.
| Cockey, Carville D. Benson and John Green,
democrats
| Calvert-Benson B. D. Bond and Oliver
J d. Simmons, republicans; Estep Paddy and
| Leroy l.. CLANCY, democrats.
| Caroline-John Fl. Vangesel and John
| Kent, republicans; Edward E. Goslin and
| Monroe M. Wiley, democrats
! Carroll-Harvey S. Morelock, Harry F.
| Baer. Edward E. Reindollar and Edward G.
Richardson, republicans; Jesse w. Fuss
| James D. Haines, Azariah F. Ousler and
Joseph H. Kain democrats.
| Cec1l-Char1es A. Stevens Cecil Kirk and
| Lewis T. Logan republicans; William T.
| Freyer, Samuel j. Keys and H. Eugene
| Mackie, democrats.
| Charles-James de B. Walbach and G. H.
Smoot, republicans; William J. Fiere and s.
| M. Edelen, democrats.
| Dorchester-E. A. P. Jones, c. M. Win
| gate, w. d. Hopkins and j. H. Murphy, re-
publicans; w. Laird Henry. E. s. Johnson
| Francis P. Cochran and William H. Ma
| guire, democrats.
| Frederick-Eugene L. Harrison, William
| H. Harry. Philip L. Hiteshew. L. D. Craw-
| ford and James w. Smith. republicans; GUY
X. Motter, Benjamin j. Phoebus. John
/ Gardner, Charles N. Fresbover and Richard
| B. Murdock, democrats.
Garrett-Elliott c. Harvey and r. A. c.
| Howard, republicans; c. z. Fazenbaker and
| Clarence V. Guard, democrats.
Harford-Charles w. Baker. Jacob A.
Doxen. John B. Garrison and Stephen J.
Seneca, republicans; George w. McComas,
Charles A. Andrew, democrats.
Howard-Charles T. Grant and Hart B.
| Non. republicans; James w. Pearre and
Matthew H. GILL; democrats.
| Kent-William w. Trew and William G.
Smyth, republicans; Isaac Gibbs and Cecil
| r. Atkinson democrats.
| MontgOmery-COrnel1u w. Clum, John T.
| Smith, M. o. Stabler and c. F. Purdum re-
publicans; John w. Williams, Edmund L.
Amiss, Walter A. Johnston and Benjamin
! F. Lansdale, democrats.
Prince George's-George B. Merrick, Ken
nedy Simms, George S. Rawlings and James
| b. Belt, republicans; r. s. Hill, Michael j.
| Tighe, Robert w. Wells and J. Enos Raw
] jr., democrats
Queen Anne's-F. X. Bryan, S. c. Water
and Bruce c. Sparks, republicans; William
! r. Wilson, c. w. Butler and Charles r.
Walls, democrats.
Somerset-Oliver P. Byrd, Thomas c. Ste
| venson and Isaac T. Ford, republicans; L.
M. MilbOurne. Edward s. Miles and Lloyd
| Riggin. democrats.
st. Mary's- Raymond M. Birch and
| William T. Wilkinson, republicans; Geo.
l L Buckler and George r. Garner demo-