Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-28
Of PlatteACity aid J. J. Russell of Charles
town.
New Y1rk's Delegation.

New Y3rk's Delegation.
New Yorks Delegation in the House will
show a Aumbess of interesting changes in
the Tamtnany delegation from the greater
city. The nominations have not been dafi-
nitely derdded upon as yet, but 1t Is un-
derstood that Mr.. Charles A. Towne Will
succeed Mr. Hearst. and that Harry Payne
w hftney may be named as successor to
Francis Rurton, Harrison, the democratic
nominee dor LIEUTENANT governor. In the
state delegationntwo changes have so far
been decided upon by the republicans. Rep
resentattve George J. Smith of the twenty
Iourth district has been succeeded as party
nominee by Frank ]. Lefevre of Kingston,
ana Representative Charles w. Gillet of
the th1rtYtthird district has been succeeded
on the party ticket by j. Sloat Fassett.
IN North Carolina the eighth district will
nave representative other than Repre-
sentative Theodore r. Kluttz. the demo-
cratic incumbent. Mr.. KIuttz's party has
nominated w. C. Newland, while the re-
puDlcans have. put up former RepreSen-
tative Spencer. Blackburn
NO less than seven changes will be caused
oy the nominations in Ohio, with several
other districts IN doubt. In the fifth dis
trlct representative John s. Shook, demo-
G,as, mas peen succeeded on the ticket by
L. L. Ansberry of Defiance In the sew
enth the republicans have nominated Gen.
:, warren keffer, former Speaker of the
Rouse to succeed Representative Thomas
d. hyIe. Representative William R. War
mock, republican, of the eighth district has
given way to Ralph Cole of Findlay as
party nominee. The republicans have
named Henry r.. Bannon of Portsmouth to
succeed Representative Stephen Morgan Of
the tenth district Grant E. Monser Of Mar
ION to succeed Representative Amos n
jackson or the thirteenth district and b. g.
Dawes OF Marietta to succeed Representa-
i've henry c. Van Voorhis Of the fifteenth
Representative John w. Cassingham,
democratic representative of the seven
'eenth district, has been replaced on the
party ticket by James Edwin Hurst of New
Philadelphia In the sixth Ohio a serious
condition exists, threatening republican sue
cess. representative c. Q. Hfldebrant Is
opposed by democrat and a member of
nus own party as we'll. Thomas Scroggy.
CnIess the republicans can patch I'D their
differences 1t is said the democrats will
surely win.
Party Plans in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania delegation will show
SIX republican changes. In the tenth dis
trict Representative William Connell will
not run. the party having nominated Thos.
II. Dale. Two years ago the face of the
returns gave this district to the democrats,
and MIR. George Howell was declared elect
ed. Mr.. ConnelI made a contest and won
the seat. Mr.. Howell will again run as the
democratic norinee.
The other Pennsylvania districts where
changes have been noted in the republican
M limitations are as follows: Fourteenth,
Representative Charles F. Wright, to be
succeeded by NJ. E. Lilley; nineteenth, Rep
rese ntative Alvin Evans. to be succeeded by
John M. Reynolds: twenty-ninth, Represen-
tative George Shiras, third, to be succeeded
by William H. Graham; thirty-first, Repre-
sentative H. Kirk Porter to be succeeded
by James F. Burke; thirty-second, Repre-
sentative James w. Brown, to be succeeded
by DR.. A. ]. BarchfeId.
The nomins tons IN South Carolina show
that Representative Robert B. Scarborough
o. the sixth district will be succeeded by
j. E. ElleEbe of Sellers. the democrats hay
ing named the latter.
Four changes have been noted in the Ten
nessee delegation Representative Henry
R. Gibson5 republican, of the second dis
trict. willinot run again, although his party
has not as yet named a candidate In the
democratic districts the changes made by
party nominations are as follows: Fourth
district, Representative Morgan c. Fitz-
patrick to be succeeded by NJ. G. Butler:
fifth district, Representative James ID.
Richardson to be succeeded by w. Z.
Houston ninth district. Rice A. Pierce to
be succeeded by FINS Garrett.
Representatives Sam Bronson Cooper of
the second Texas district, one of the pic
turesque figures of the lone star delegation.
is the only mem ber from the commonwealth
who will not return. The democrats of his
district have nominated M. L. Brooks as
his successor.