The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-06

idea of the situation seems to be very popular as he was nominated over his opponent, John V. Smith, by over z6,- 600 majority. MT. Conner IS president is president of the Avondale Cotton Mills at Birmingham and owner of big planta- tions in Barbour county
 The Supreme Court.
 There will be change in the make up of the supreme court. Two more asso- ciates were authorized by the last leg isature, making six in all, the chief jus tee making the full court seven. Be- cause of the retirement of Judge H. A Sharp of Birmingham, three new men come on. These are N. D. Denson, of Lafayette; John c. Anderson, of Demop- ois, and R. T. Simpson, of Florence, all nominated by the democrats and having no opposition. The other nominees of the democrats are John R. Tyson. of Mont gomery; James R. Dowdell, of Lafayette and Johnathan Haralson, of Dallas, all associates now on the bench. The so- cialsts have nominated T. B. Foster, of Mobile, for chief justice to run against Hon. Thomas N, Mcclellan, again nam ed by the democrats He will have diff culty in finding out that he is in the race. A remarkable thing In the su- preme court make up will be the fact that both Justices Denson and Dowdell will come from the same town, Lafay- ette
 There are only two opposing eandi- dates to the democrats in the judicial circuits, these being B. II. Nicholson for Judge and J. B. Sloan for solicitor in the ninth Both are nominated by the re- puhlicans and populists together. They are not expected to count for much in the general result as 1t is regarded that Nominees w. w. Haralson and Richard Hunt are safe.
 The nominees whose names have not been given in the above summary. who will be voted on next Tuesday by the Alabama voters, are as follows:
 Presidential Electors.
 Democratic: At large, Richard P. Hobson and William II. Sanford, first district. Samuel c. Jenkins; third dis trict, Earnest l.. Blue; fourth district, ". B. Browne; fifth district, J. W. Overton; sixth district. W. c. Davis; seventh district, Joseph R. Rosson; eighth district Wm. B. Bankhead; ninth district, G. w. Darden.
 Populst: At large A. Y. Goodwin, NJ W Howard by districts in order G. B. Wilson. J. c. Fonville, W. J. Hicks, John H. Wilson E. w. Galloway, J. s. Hollis, J. A, Hurst, Thos. B. Parks, Graten B. Grove.
 Prohibition: At large, W. T. Daniel. Adam Horn, districts in order. w l.. Haskeld, R. O. Simpson, ]. M Command CT, ]. o. P. Treadaway, J. w. Shores, J. w. Ballenger J. w. Lawley, O. E. Comstock, Sr., D. H. McNeal
 Socialist; At large, J. C. Maxwell. John Phillips. Districts in order: Robt. Browning, Clement l.. Coleman, w J. Vickery. John A. Lindquist Wm. w. Sanford, Sidney H. McDuff Henry T. Jones, Andrew L. Cole, Joseph c. Riser.
 Chancelors. democrats; Northern div sion, w. H. Simpson; Northeastern div sion. w. W. Whitesde; Northwestern division John T. Altman; Southeastern division, Vim. l.. Parks; Southwestern division. Thomas H. Smith.
 Circuit Judges. democrats: First cir cult John T. Lackland second Julius c. Richardson; third A. A. Evans fourth, R. M. Miller; fifth, Samuel l.. Brewer; sixth, S. H. Sprott seventh,John Pel- ham; eighth, D. w. Speake. ninth. W. w.