The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
ELECTIONS OF NOV. {
SEVEN STATES AND SIX LARGE
 CITIES TO BALLOT.
Democrpts and Populists Have Fused in Nebraska, and the Democrats and Republicans Are To-
 cether in San Francisco.

| i'm Nebraska, and the Democrats and Republicans Are To- eether in San Francisco. 
 1 Now York. Oct. 30.-Elactiops win be ! hell Tuesday. November .. in seven states and six of the larger cities. In Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Virginia | and Ohio, a Governor and other State officers are to be chosen. and in Penn sylvsnia, Maryland and Nebraska minor State officers, judges or regents of the State University In New York, In- dianapolis. Louisville, Salt Lake. and San Francisco a Mayor and other city officers, ard, in Chicago, Sanitary Trus- tees and judges are to be voted for.
 The Democrats and Populists have fused in Nebl aska, the Republicans and Democrats against the Union Labor Party in San Francisco, and the Repub- lica1s and other parties against the Democrats in Louisville.
 In Pennsylvania there has been a miscellaneous endorsement of the Re- publican and Democratic candidates.
 Tie Prohibitionists have a ticket ir Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Pennsyl- vania, Maryland. Ohio. Nebraska. New York, Indianapolis and Chicago; the So- cfalists in Massachusetts, Rhode Island Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nebraska, Virginia New York, and Chicago; the Socialist Labor Party in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio. Pennsylvania. Virginia, New York, and Indianapolis; the Mu- nicipal Ownership Party in New York and the American Party in Salt Lake.
 There are six candidates for Mayor In New York. and four in Indianapolis
 Following are the nominations made by the different parties:
 Massachusetts.
 Rapublfcan-Goyerno Curtis Guild, 1T; Lieutenant Governor. Eben s. Draper; Secretary of State, William M. Olin; Treasurer and Receiver General. Arthur B. Chapin; Auditor, Henry E. Turner; Attorney General, Dana Malone,
 Democratic--Governo Charles w. Bartlctt; Lieutenant Governor, Henry M whitney; Secretary of State, Henry B. Lttie: Treasurer and Receiver General, Daniel J, Doherty; Auditor. Patrick J. Ashe; Attorney General. John D. Leahy. Prohfbitfon--Gox ernor. Willard O. Wylie; Lieutenant Governor, John H. smith; Secretary of State, John s. Lew IS; Treasurer and Receiver General. Dr. z. H. Albro; Auditor, H. B. Griffin; At- torrey Cereal, Allen Coffin.
 Socialist--Gover or. James F. Carey; Lieutensnt Governor, Patrick Mahoney; cock: Treasurer and Receiver General David 5. Brodeur; Auditor, Ambrose Miles; Attorney General. John Weaver Sherman.
 Socialist Labor-Governor. William Fl. Carroll; Lieutenant Governor. Thos r Erennan; Secretary of State. Moritz E. Ruther; Treasurer and Receiver General Joao Claudino; Auditor, e. a. Fredrik liar sson; Attorney General. Henry Hess
 Rhode Island,
 heJublican-Governo George IT Ift ter; Lieutenant Governor Frederick H Jackson; Secretary of State. Charles P. Bennett. Attorney General William B. Greenough; General Treasurer. Walter A. Read.
 Democratic-Governor Lucius q Garvin; Lieutenant Governor. James HI. Thurston; Secretary of State, Frank E. F'itzsimmons; Attorney General, Thomas A. Carroll; General Treasurer, Albert H Olney.
 rohibition-Governor Bernon E. Helme; Lieutenant-G Governor Horace M. Ralph; Secretary of State, William H. Hobson; Attorney General, Thomas H. Peabody; General Treasurer Burlington M. Briggs.
 Socialist Labor-Governor, Thomas F. Herrick; Lieutenant Governor David J. Moran; Secretary of State, Everett I. Bowers. Attorney General Charles La- Rose: General Treasurer. Moses wassei.
 Sociallst--Governor, Warren A. Car penter; Lieutenant Governor, John w. Higgins; Secretary of State, Henry F. Thomas; Attorney General, John Bur ton; General Treasurer, Joseph E. Arr mold.
 (X) Pennsylvania.
 Republican-Treasure J. Lee Plum mer; Justice Supreme Court, John Stew art; Judges Superior Court, James A. Beaver, George B. Orlady.
 emocratic-Treasurer, William H. Berry; Judge Superior Court, John B. Head.
 Prohibition-Judge Superior Court, Homer L. Castle.
 Socialist-Treasurer. R. B. Ringler; Justice Supreme Court Edward Krup- pinger: Judges Superior Court. F. L. Schwarze, Hugh Ayres. C. F. Foley.
 Socialist Labor-Treasurer, F. J. Drugmand: Justice Supreme Court E. R., Markloy; Judges Superior Court, A. A Grant, s. R. Rager, H. Spittal.
 (X) The Republican nominee for Treasurer was endorsed by the Citizens Party the Democratic nominee by the Prohibitionists. Independents, and the Lincoln party. The Republican nom- inee for Judge of the Supreme Court was endorsed by the Democrats Citi- zens. Independents, and the Lincoln par ty. The Republican nominees for Judges of the Superior Court (the mi nority party can elect one judge) were endorsed by the Citizens and Lincoln party. and the Democratic candidate by the Independents.
 Maryland.
 Democratic-Comptro Gordon T. Atkinson.
 Republican-Comptrol Henry M. Mccullough. .:.. 4#
 rohibition-Comptrolle R. Henry Holme.
 New York
 Democratic-Mayor. George B. Me Clellan.
 Republican-Mayor, William NJ Wins.
 Municipal Ownership-Mayor, Will liam Randolph Hearst.
 Prohibition-Mayor, John c. Craw- ford. 4sa
 Socialist-Mayor. Algernon Lee. Socialist Labor-Mayor, John J. Nun neatly.
 Virginia.
 emocratic-Governor, Claude A. Swanson; Lieutenant Governor, J. ray Tor Ellyson; Attorney General. William A. Anderson; Secretary of Common wealth, D. o. Eggleston; Commission CT of Agriculture, George W. koiner; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Joseph D. Eggleston, Jr.; Treasurer Asher H. Harman.
 Republican-Governo Lunsford l.. Lewis; Lieutenant Governor. William P. Kent; Attorney General, George A Revercomb; Secretary of Common wealth, V. NJ. Sowder. Commissioner of Agriculture, ". H. Eggborn: s1- perintendent of Public Instruction, J. N Harman; Treasurer, John Acker.
 Socialist-Governor. George M. Nor rih; Lieutenant Governor William Cath Secretary of Commonwealth, Max Boehm. Treasurer William HI. Cooper