Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04

Eleventh distrfct-Rep., H. M. Snapp, re-
Geo. McGinnis
Twelfth district-Rep.. Chas E. Fuller, re-
nominated: pro-. v. I. Clark.
MI. thirteenth district-Rep.. F. o. Lowden.
Mr.. Hit; DEM. J. p wilson
Fourteenth district-Rep. J. Mckinney,
renominated; dem. D. w. Mathews
fifteenth district-Rep., G. W. Prince, re-
Sixteenth district-Rep.. J. v. Graft re-
nominated; DEM, F. L. Meek: Soc, r.
Heffer.
Seventeenth district-Rep.. J. A. Sterling.
renominated; DEM, L. w. Mcneil; soc, j.
A. Landes.
Eighteenth distr:ct--Rep.. J. G. Cannon,
H. Walker; pro-. E. G. Shouse
Nineteenth distrct-Rep., w. B. Mckinley.
renomina ted; DEM. ]. w. Yantis: pro-. J..
L. Thompson.
H. T. Raney. renominated; SOC. T. A.
Wakely; pro-. j. ]. Duggan.
Twenty-fir distr.ct-Rep. T. ]. Rives, re-
nominated; DEM. B. F. Caldwell
Twenty-second district-Rep.. w. A. Rod
enberg. renominated: DEM, j. j. McInerney:
pro-, S. d. McKenny.
Twenty-third district-Rep.. F. S. Dickson.
renominated; dem. NJ D. Foster; SOC, F.
NJ Riley; pro-, G. ID. Murray.
Twenty-fourth district-Rep, P T. Chap
man. renominated; DEM, ]. R. Williams:
pro, G. r. Leech.
Twenty fifth district-Rep.. G. w. Smith.
renominatel; DEM, ]. NJ. Joplin; pro-, R. II.
Robertson.
Indiana
Minor state officers and a legislature will
be elected The legislature will not elect
United States senator, but the hold-ever
members will form part of the body that
will choose a successor to Senator James
A. Hemenway. whose term will expire
March g. 1909. OF the thirteen congressional
districts in Indiana all but two, the third
ana FOURTH. are now republican. strong
fight is being made by the democrats in the
first. second. sixth, eighth. ninth. tenth.
eleventh and thirteenth districts. Candi-
dates for Congress:
First dlstrict-Rep., J. H. Foster. renomi-
mated; dem. Geo. V. Menzies.
Second d:strict-Rep., ]. c. CLANCY, re-
nominated; dem, Cyrus E. Davis.
Third dtstrict-Rep. G. H. Hester; dem.
W. f. Cox.
Fourth district-Rep., ]. NJ. Kammon:
dem. Lincoln Dixon. rcnominated.
Fifth district-Rep.. e: S. Holiday, re-
nominated: dem. c. G. Bowers.
Sixth district-Rep.. ]. E. Watson. re-
nominated; dem. T: II. Kuhn.
Seventh district-Rep.. Jesse Overstreet,
renomina ted; DEM. F. f. Gavin:
Eighth district-Rep, George w. Cromer
renominated: dem. John A. NJ. Adair: pro-,
Frank ID. Muse.
nominated; dem. NJ. p klodfelter
Tenth district-Rep.. L. D. Crumpacker,
renominated: dem. VIM Darroch
Eleventh dist distr'ct. oR F. lands re-
Twelfth dstrct-Rep.. c. C. Gillhams;
dem John W. Mohr.
Thirteenth dstrict-Rep. A L. Brick, re-
nominated: dem B. F. Smveley.
Iowa.
Iowa will elect state ticket, legislature
that will choose successor to Senator
Dolliver and eleven representatives. The
first and second districts are normally
democratic. although two years ago they
elected republicans. The republican candi-
dates will probably be defeated. The sixth
district is doubtful. with about equal chances
for the two candidates. In-this district Mr.
Lacey is running for his tenth term. In the
eighth district Col. Hepburn. the veteran,
has strong opposition. and while he had a
plurality of 12.COO two years ago he will
probably pull through with a small ma
jority. The other districts will be republi-
can.
q Governor Cummins and Claude r. Porter.
democrat, are contrasting the election for the
governorShip Governor Cummins is having
vote and is opposed by the railroads. Porter
has record as an ant-railroad man. but
is being supported by the railroads
The republican majority in the leesIa t,re
is apt to be reduced If the legislature
is republican Senator Dolliver will be re-
elected for another term. Candidates for
Congress:
First diStrict-Rep., G.. A. Kennedy; dem
G. S. Tracy.
Second district-Rep., A. F. Dawson, re-
nominated: dem. G. W. Ball
Third district-Rep.. B. P. Brdsal renomd-
mated: dem Jas. c. Murtagh.
Fourth district-Rep., G. N. Hougen. re-
nominated dem, NJ ]. Carter.
Fifth district-Rep.. R. G.. Cousins. re-
nominated; dem. r. c. Stirton.
Sixth distrct-Rep., J. F. Lacey. renomi-
mated; dem. D. w. Hamilton.
nominated: dem. J. NJ. Smith.
Eighth district-W. P. Hepburn, renomi-
mated: dem ]. S. Estes.
Ninth district-Rep.. w. I. Smith, renomi-
mated: dem, W. C. Campbell
Tenth district-Rep. ]. P Connor, re-
nominated; dem. J. B. Butler.
Eleventh district-Rep., E. H. Hubbard.
rerominated dem, c. A. Dixon.
Kansas.
Kansas will elect a state ticket a legis-
lature that will choose a successor to Sena-
tor Burton, and eight representatives. All
of the republican congressional candidates
will probably be elected. Candidates for
Congress:
First district-Rep., Chas. Curtis, renomi-
mated: dem. w. D. Webb
Second dstrict-Rep.. c. F.. Scott, renomi-
mated: dem, Mason Peters.
Third d;strict-Rep.. P. P. Campbell, re-
nominated dem. F. NJ. Brady:
Fourth district-Rep., j. NJ Miller renom-
mated; dem, tariff ref. rep, J. w. Moore
Fifth distrct-Rep.. w. A. Ca'derhead. re-
nominated DEM, Hugh Alexander; soc,
Geo. Hibner.
Sixth district-Rep.. W. "A Reeder, re-
nominated dem. ]. r. Rea
Seventh dstrict-Rep., +. H. Madison;
dem. Q. Fl. Trueman.
Eighth dstrict-Rep.. Victor Murdoch, re-
nominated; DEM, DIR. F. B. Lawrence
Kentucky.
The congressional elections in Kentucky
will he affected by the primary elections
that are to be held at the same time. and
which are expected to bring out a very
large vote. At the primary election the
people will choose a successor to Senate
McCreary. Mr.. McCreary is himself a can
didate. is Gov. j. G. NJ. Beckham Mr.
Beckham is the recognized leader of the
democra tic Organization of the state which
will give him some advantage in the race
Mr.. McCreary's term will not expire before
March 3, 1909, but the primary election
will be recognized as binding upon the legis-
lature. This Is the first time this system
has been operated in Kentucky. The same
primary election will name the candidat es
for governor and other state officers al
though their election will not take place