The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-10
WILLIAM TRAyERs JEROME.

w lillian IkAN ERS JEkOME.
and Democrats against the Union La
Dor party IN San Francisco and the Re
publicans and other parties against the
Democrats in Louisville
In Pennsylvania there has been a
miscellaneous Endorsement OF the Re
publican and Democratic candidates.
The ProhIbltionlsts have ticket IN
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Pennsyl-
vanla, Maryland, Ohio. Nebraska. New
York. indianapolis and Chicago; the
Socialists in Massachusetts. Rhode Is
land, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Nebraska,
Virginia, New York and Chicago; the
Socialist Labor party In Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nir-
ginia, New York and Indianapolis; the
Municipal Ownership party in New
York and the American party in salt
Lake City.
An almost unprecedented degree Of
uncertainty regarding the result OF the
conflict in New York marks the close
Of what has been In many respects the
most interesting political campaign
ever waged there. Whether McClel-
Ian, Hearst or WINS will be chosen TO
rule the destinies Of the metropolis for
the next four years presents problem
which In the face Of conditions abso-
lutely unique battles the skill Of even
the most experienced forecasters OF
election results.
This is due TO the complications aris-
ing from the appearance in the field Of
new and formidable element repre-
sented by the Municipal Ownership
league which, under the leadership Of
William Randolph Hearst, has carried
on a campaign marked by extraor-
dlnary vlgor and has developed a de-
gree Of strength that has been the sub
ject Of general amazement. The man
ayers of the three mayoralty candl-
dates today declare themselves TO be
absolutely assured Of victory.
John A. Henneberry. chairman OF
Mr.. Jerome's campaign committee.
predicts the triumphant return Of their
candidate by greater total number
OF votes than those Of all his oppo-
nents. Mr. Jerome made his final
speech Of the campaign before n great
audience In Cooper Union last night.
There are six candidates for mayor
ia New York and fom I'm indianapolis.
THE following nominations have been
made:
Pennsylvania - Republicans: Treas
hrer. j. Lee Plummer; justice supreme
tourt, John Stewart; judges superior
court. Charles L. Rice. James a. Bea-
YER George r. Orlady. Democrats:
Treasurer, William II. Berry; judge
superior court. John y. Head Proliibl-
tion: Judge superior court. Homer /.
Castle. Socialist: Treasurer. r. B.
justice supreme court Edward
Krupplnger; judges superior court, +.
J. Schwarze, Hugh Ayres G. f. Foley.
Socialist Labor: Treasurer. T. J.
Justice supreme court, L.
H. Markley; judges superior court, A.
A. Grant, S r. Rager II. Splttal
The Republican nominee for treas
urer was indorsed by the Citizens par
~, the Democratic nominee by the Pro |
Independents and the Lin
coln party. The Republican nominee |
for Judge Of the supreme court was in
dorsed by the Democrats. Citizens, In |
dependents and the Lincoln party. Tho |
Republican nominees for judges Of the |
superior court 0he minority party can |
elect one judge were lndorsed by the
Citizens and Lincoln party and the /
candidate by the Independ-
ants.
Ohlo-Republlcans Governor Myron |
T. Herrick; lieutenant governor, An
lrsw L. Harris. Democrats: Governor. |
John M. Pattison: lieutenant governor. |
Louis b. Houck.
Massachusetts Republicans: Govern |
,r. Curtis Guild. Jr.; lieutenant govern
)r. Eben S. Draper Democrats: Gov
srnor, Charles W. BARTLETT lieutenant |
governor, Henry W.. Whitney.
Rhode Island Republicans Govern /
Or, George n. Utter; lieutenant govern
or. Frederick r. Jackson. Democrats. /
GovSrner. LuciuS r. O. Garvin; heu
tenant governor. James II. Tnurston.
Virginia Democrats, Governor,
Claude A. Swanson; Lieutenant goveyn /
or. ]. Taylor Rllyson. Republicans
Governor. Lunsford L. Lewis; lieuten'
ant governor, william p. Kent
New York City-Democrat: For may
OF, George B. Mcclellan; Republican
William NJ. Ivins; Municipal Owner
ship. william Randolph Hsarsti Prohl.
bltion, John c. Crawford; Socialist Al /
gernon Lee; Socialist Labor, John J.
Kinneally.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: For mayor