The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-10
TICKET IN ILLINOIS
SPRINGER AND HOPKINS FOR THE
 SENATE.
Stevenson And Deneen Win Be 0ppos. ing Candidates For Governor. Yates ana Lewis Are the
 Defeated Candidates.

Chicago, Ills, Aug. s.--At o'clock tonight the indications were that Gov ernor Charles .Deneen had received the Republican nomination for Cover nor and Senator Albert J. Hopkins had obtainGd the Republican endorsement for United. States Senator. The result however. is not definitely establish ed in either case and both the Yates and Foss managers claim that their men will ultimately be elected
 The returns available at 1 o'clock consisted of the vote In eighty-seven ont of one hundred and two counties in the State for Senator and sixty-two counties for Governor. Chicago and Cook county were included in both sets of figures.
 The vote on Senator was: Hopkins 9I06l: Foss. SS,573 Mason, 62.5e6. On Governor. the vote was: Deneen, 1e7 l5l; Yates. i54. 4s5. Chicago. H., August s.--Illinois Democratic State ticket:
 Endorsed for United States, Senator, Lawrence B. Stringer.
 Nominated for Governor. Adiai E.. Stevenson
 Lieutenant Governor, E A. Perry.
 Secretary of State, x. F. Beidler. Auditor. Ralph Jeffrfes Treasurer, J.. B. Mount. Attorney General, R. c. Hall.
 Republican ticket: Endorsed for United tSates Senator Albert J. Hopkins or George E. Foss. Governor, Charles S. Deneen, (re- turns incomplete.)
 Lieutenant Governor. J. c. ogiesby or F. l.. Smith. Secretary of State. James A. Rose.
 Auditor. J. S. Mccullough. Treasurer Andraw RuaaaH Attorney General William H. Stead, The result of yesterdays primary election as far as 1t is accurately known in regard to the State officers
 Is given in the foregoing lists. Twenty-four hours after the polls
 closed 1t was impossible to give ac. curate returns on the vote for Sena, l toriai indorsement. or the Eubernato. l rial nomination on the Republican
 ticket. The vote was 80 close and tho l returns so scanty that accurate state. mems in relation to those two contests were impossible.
 The reurns on the Democratic ticket
 were even slower than, those on ths Republican.
 They. however, seemed to run in ono | direction so that an estimate of tho result was possible.
 The vote for the Republican sena. | torfal endorsement in Chicago and Cook county was: Senator A. J. Hop-
 kins. 4o.36s; William E Mason, ss s,9I7; George-E. Foss. 50.252, giving Foss a
 plurality over Hopkins of s,ss4. In the | State outside of Cook county the con. | test seemed to be fairly even between | Hopkins and Foss with Mason fallins | far to the rear.
 | Tho general returns were perhaps a shade in favor of Hopkins but whether his vote in the other counties will en. | able him to overcome the strong lead l gained by Foss in Cook county (Chi. | cago), is not yet known and it will
 probably be another twenty-four hourl
 before q positive statement can be
 made on the result.
 As to the Democratic Senatorial en. dorsement. Stringer won easily in every county in the State so far as heard l from tonight.
 For the Republican nomination Gov. ernor Deneen received in Chicago and
 Cook county 7s,700 votes and Yates 72.. l0s. giving Deneen a plurality in Cook
 county of 7.5sl.
 | The returns so far as received eariy l tonight did not show that Yates wal | cutting down this lead in other coun. | ties. In fact they seemed to show that
 Deneen was slightly increasing his l plurality. The returns, however, were
 so slow and scattered that 1t Is possi-
 ble for Yates to win the nomina tion His campaign managers that he has | won by about 10000.
 Adlai E Stevenson. formerly Vice President of the United States, ran fal
 ahead of his opponent for the Demo.
 cratic gubernatorial nomination, al. though James Hamilton Lewis, of Chi.
 cago. made a phenomenal race in Chi. cago and Cook county.