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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

report Of accidental death from burns re-
cejvcd in the fire. The dead woman's
relatives also accepted this theory
81 have been expecting Just such a
calamity for years" said Russell Walker
husband of sister-in-law of the deah
woman. Ssh. was a cripple. living there
alone. refusing all aid from the family
although she was utterly unfit TO care for
herself As for this BARRIERS tale OF a
will. we do not take any stock in that.
We do not believe she left a will. She
has not been mentally iii for years to
make any disposition of her property.
Says Estate Is Small.
she did not have much-she held only
a life interest i'm the house she lived IN
and owing 10 the fact that the assess
ment was high. since the property Is val
liable. taxes and her own needs must have
eaten up practically all the income she
derived from the ramshacke building on
H. She might have left a small bank ac-
count. but # cannot be much.
4. =. Chittenden. Assistant Corporation
Counsel. also came forward yesterday ANA
took an interest in the dead woman's al
fairs lie explained that she had q Sis
ter. Amelia Friedrich Chittenden. who *
married 10 an uncle Of his living I'm Walla
Walis. Wash She also has a brother n.y.
ing Alphonse Friedrich. he said, and an
der the mothers viii the property. which
he says is worth about 10000 passes TO
him and his sister upon Octavia Fried
rick's death A. TO tie barber me sad.
he family would await his production OF
the will he alleges she left before taking
any action in regard 10 his claims.
The woman had lived alone for years in
the place being too crippled even to
move about ON crutches. Her sole COM
anlons were ii number of cats. Her
quarrels with her relatives. 10 Is said.
were due To the fact that her eccentrici-
lies made her suspicious that they We're
trying to get her property away from ner.
The barber was a tenant on the ground
floor of her property. al No. = Ho}t
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30

Franklin. y. J.. Nov. - Miller Lott,
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Washington.

1-Charles G. Heifner (dem0.
1-"William E. Humphrey (repo.
1-Daniel Landon (prog0.
2-J. A. Munday (dem.). q
2-Albert Johnson trep.).
!sStanton Warburton tprog).
1Roscoe Drumheller tdem.).
3-'William L. La Toilette Tep).
3-F. NJ. Goodwin tprogD.
At large-Henry II. White tdem).
At large-Henry B. Dewey (repD.
At large-J. A. Falconer (prog.).
At large-E. o. Connor (dem.).
At large-J. +. Frost Orep).
At large-J. w. Bryan (progD.
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error. John c. Mckinley, republican;
Elliot w. Major democratic; Albert d.
Nortoni, progressive: William A. Ward.
socialist: Charles Z. Stokes prohibition;
Charles Rogers. socialist labor. Half OF
the senators of the Missouri legislature
will be elected and all members of the
lower house of the legislature. There are
nine constitutional amendments up FOR
conside era ton.
Montana.
In Montana state ticket will be elect
ed the following being the candidates Tor
the governorship: Harry l. Wilson. re-
publican: Samuel V. Stewart. democratic;
Frank j. Edwards. progressive: Lewis
]. Duncan, socialist. There is no pro-
hibition state ticket. Two referendum
measures and four initiative measures
will be voted upon. One of these init1a-
tive measures is that providing for the
election of United States senator's by di-
rect vote, and another provides for presl-
dental preference primaries.
Nebraska.
state ticket will be elected in Ne
braska, the following being candidates
for the governorship: Chester III. AL
drich. republican: John H. Morehead,
democratic; Clyde J. Wright, socialist;
Nathan Wilson. prohibition. The pro-
greSsive ticket is identical with the
republican ticket. the progressive state
convention having indorsed each state.
congressional and United states SEN
storial republican candidate. The popu-
list ticket is identical with the demo-
cratic ticket. There are a number of
constitutional amendments to be voted
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TICKETS AND THREE FIGHTS IN MOST. STATES

ll-sRobert l.. Henry ldemD.
12-sOscar Galloway tdemo.
13-sJohn II. Stephens (dem.D.
14-sJames L. Slayden tdemD.
15-"John n. Garner tdem.)-
16-William r. Smith (dem).
At large-Hatton w. Summers (dem.).
At large--J. f. Elgin Tepo.
At large-Z. T. White (progD.
At large-Daniel +. Garrett tdem.).
At larger. b. Harrison (rep).
AT large-F. NJ. Ethridge (progo.
At Target. d. Johnson (dem).
At large-sJoseph Howell FepO.
At large-Stephen II. Love (progo.
At large-Mathonihah Thomas tdem-e
At large-Jacob Johnson (rep).
At large-Louis Larson lprog).
Vermont.
Elected in September)
Frank l.. Green repD.
2-sFrank Plumley (repo.
Virginia.
1-.william A. Jones 1dem.).
2-'E. f. Holland tdem).
IN. T. Green ,tprosD.
"A. j. Montague tdem.)-
4-Walter A. Watson (dem).
5-'Edward w. Saunders (dem.).
5-A. B. Hammer (rep.).
6-sCarter Glass (dem.).
Thames Hay (dem.).
7--George N. Earman (rep).
S-aCharles c. Carlin (dem.).
S-Roy NJ. Carter (rep).
q-R. A. Ayres (dem.).
sc. Bascom Slemp (rep).
9-Walter Graham (prog.).
10-E. T. McCulloch (progO.
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Henry Marelli tprogo.
S-Eugene T. kinkead (dem.).
s-Harold Bouton Gep.-prog9
e*Walter /. Mccoy tdemo.
eHerman B: Walker (pFogo.
10-'Edward w. Townsend (dem.).
10-W. l. lincoln Adams (rep.l.
1O-William F. Morgan (prog).
11-John ]. Eagan (dem.).
11-Harlan Besson (rep.-prog).
12-zSJames A. Hamill tdem).
s12George l.. Record (rep. -prog.l.
>, New Mexico.
AT large-.H. B.. Ferguson dem.).
AT large-Nathan Jaffa Gep.).
At large-Marcos c. DeBaca (prog).
New York.
1-Lathrop Brown (dem).
1-Frederick c. Hicks rep.).
Nv. Bourke Cochran (progD.
:. 2Dennis j. O'Le2ry (dem).
2-Johnston Macleod (dem.).
2-F. E. Hopkins rep).
Felix Fritsche (progD.
3-sFrank E. Wilson tdem-).
5Frank F. Schulz (rep.).
3-Westervelt Prentice (prog).
Harry H. Dale tdem).
4William Liehermann Gepo.
4-Samuel Greenblatt prog).
5-*James p. Maher (dem.).
5John S. Gaynor, GepD
5-Charles J. Ryan tprog.1.
6-Robert H. Roy (dem).
Civilian M. Calder Gep).
6-Jesse. Fuller. .jr. tprog).
John ]. Fitzgerald (dem.).
John E. Grady rep.).
IN. A. Fitzgerald. tprog.).i
S-Daniel p. Griffin (dem.).
SErnest =. Salmon (rep).
S-Albert H. T. Banshaf (prog).
9-James H. OBrien (dem.).
9-Oscar W. Swift (rep.).,
9-John P. Kennedy (prog).
!. 10-Herman A. Metz Idem.D.
1G-Reuben l.. Haskell (rep).
'10-Jacob L. Holtzmann tprog.).
1f-*Daniel J. Riordan (deml.
. .11-Wiliiam G. Rose Tep)
11-Wiliam Writ Mills (prog.).
12-*Henry NJ. Goldfog,e tdem.).
12-Alexan nder Wolf Tep).
12-Dr. Henry Moskowitz (prog).
-13-Timothy D. Sullivan (dem.).
13-J. B. G. Reinhardt rep.)
13lSigmund S. Roter (prog).
1fsJefferson NJ. Levy (dem.).
14-E. c. Kindleberger Gep.).
14-Abraham H. Goodman (prog.).
15-Michael F. Conry (dem).
15-F. H. Oneill Tep).
15-James H. Hickey tprogl.
16-Peter J. Dowling (dem.).
16-Francis C. Dale (rep).
16-Timothy Healy (prog).
17-John S. Carew tdem).
17-Ogden l.. Mills (rep).
17-Lindon Bates, jr., (prog).
1S*Thomas G.. Patten (dem).
1S-S. w. Kaufman (repD.
1S-Amos r. E. Pinchot (prog.).
19-Frankfin Leanard. jr. .(dem.).
19-Alexander Brough (rep.).
19-Walter NJ. Chandler tprog.).
20-sF'rancis 3. Harrison (dem.).
20-Abraham Goodman rep.).
20-Julius H. Reiter (prog).
21-*Henry George, jr. (dem.).
21-N. c.. Ansorge Tep.).
21-Jerome F. Reilly (prog.).
22-Henry Bruckner tdem.).
22-Rev Rufus Johnson Tep)
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Wisconsin

1-Calvin Stewart (demD.
1-sHenry A. Cooper rep).
2Michael l.. Burke tdem.).
2-Henry J. Grell (rep).
3-Alberd HI. Long (dem).
3-sJohn M. Nelson (rep).
4sWilliam j. Cary fusion).
4-Df. John NJ. Beffel Tep).
5-William H. Stafford (fusion).
5-James F. Trottman (rep).
5-'Victor L. Berger tsocD.
6-Michael *. Reilly (dem.).
6-sJames H. Davidson (rep.l.
7-William n. Coffland (dem).
7-'John ]. Esch (rep.).
sArthur J. Plowman (rep.).
Sc. Z. Browne rep).
9-Thomas +. Nonop (dem).
9,sElmer A. Morse rep).
10-Chares Donohue (dem.).
10-James a. Frear (rep).
11-Henry A. Johnson (dem).
11-&Irvine l.. Lenroot rep).
Wyoming.
At large-Thomas p. Fahey (dem).
At large-'Frank w. Mondell trepD.
AZ large-Charles Z. Winter (progD.
Delegates From Territories.
Alaska-James Wickersham (re-elected)
Hawaii. Kuhio kalanianaole.
sRenominated.
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That Much Too Much.

From the Conunent.
Mother, does DIR. Smith wear his
everyday clothes under the long. white
gown when he preaches?" asked a little
girl who had seen the edge of the min
ister's trousers under his robe.
"Yes. dear" was the reply.
"Well." she continued, now I know
why 1t is called the surplus
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West Virginia.

1-sJohn w. Davis (dem.).
1-George A. Laughlin trep. -prog.).
2sWilliam G. Brown. jr. (dem.).
William G.. Conley (rep. -prog.).
3-sAdam B. Littlepage tdem.).
3-Samuel V. Avis rep.-progD.
4-sJohn NJ. Hamilton (dem.).
Al. II. Moss. jr. (rep. -prog.).
5-James +. Beavers tdem.).
FLAMES A. Hughes (rep. -prog.).
At large-Ben H. Hines (dem).
At large-Howard Sutherland
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North Carolina.

1-*John II. Small tdem.).
!*Claude Kitchin (dem.).
3-*John NJ. F'aison (dem.).
4AsEdward w. Pou (dem).
r*Charles NJ. Stedman tdem.).
6-*Hannibal l.. Goodwin (dem).
7-*Robert n. Page ldem.).
S-sRobert L. Doughton tdem.).
Sd. b. G. Reynolds rep.).
9-"Edwin Y Webb tdem.).
10+*James M. Gudger. jr. (dem.).
1O-R. III. Station (rep.).
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s-sJohn A. NJ Adair (dem)
s-Isaiah P. Watts trep)
SD. C. Toner (prog) =
9-sMartin A. Morrison fden.)
9-William Robinson rep)
G-J F. Neal (progD
1O-John B. Peterson (dem)
1O-sEdgar D. Crumpacker (rep.)
1O-J. o. Bowers tprog.)
l1-*George W. Rauch (dem)
11-Dr. j. w. Stewart Tep)
11-Edgar n. Baldwin (prog)
1o-sCyrus Cline (dem)
12-Charles H. Lane (rep)
12-Louis y. Litman tprogD
13-sHenry A. Barnhart (dem)
13-Charies A. Carlisle repD
13-Dr r. Clarence Stephens (prog.)
Iowa.
ii. F. Elder (dem)
1-sCharles A. Kennedy rep)
1-Joseph s. Craill (prog)
2.I S. Pepper 'dem.)
2-Walter III. Peterson Gep)
3-Maurice Comfy (dem)
3*Charles f. Pickett (rep.)
3-Robert f. Leach prog)
&c. A. Meyer tdem.)
4-'Gilbert A. Haugen Fep)
SIS. c. Huber (dem.)
FLAMES w. Good (rep)
6-S. Kirkpatrick (dem)
6-Milton a. McCord (rep.)
81. II. Patten (prog)
&C. l.. Price tdem).
Us. f. Prouty (rep.).
7-George c. White tprog).
S-V. r. McGinnis (dem).
S-'Horace M. Towner (repD.
81. W. Laughlin (prog.).
9-Orris Mosher (dem.).
1'William r. Green (rep).
ION. l. Rood (den1.).
1O-'Frank P. Woods 0rep.).
los. b. Philpott (prog)
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22-Irving NJ. Crane (progo.
23-Joseph 4. Goulden (dem).
23-Peter Wynne uep.).
23-Edward j. l.. Baldiris (prog).
24-Woodson S. Ogiesby (dem.).
24-B. f. kingman trepD.
24-Alfred +. Smith tprog.).
2IrBenjamin |. Taylor (dem.).
2j-James w. Hustled rep.).
25-John c. Bucher (progD.
26-aRichard +. Connell (dem.).
26-Edmund Platt repD.
2G-Augustus B. Gray tprog.).
27-George Mcclellan tdem).
21Charles B. Ward TepD.
27-Horatio S. Manning progo.
2S-Peter G.. Ten Eyck tdem.).
2S-D. l.. Prior rep.).
oS-Joseph P. Mclaughlin (prog).
23-Miiton K. Huppuch tdem).
29-James S. Parker trepD.
29-Frederick e. Draper, jr. (progo.
3o-R. E. Lee Reynolds (dem.).
3G-Samuel Wallen Tep0.
30-Edward Everett Hale (prog).
BIB. Lucey (dem).
31-Edwin \. Merritt jr. Gep).
31-James B. Burnham tprog.).
32-Robert E. Gregg tdem.).
32-*Luther w. Mott .trepl.
32-Wiliiam w. Kelley prog).
333-*Charies A. Talcctt (dem.).
3s3-Homer P Snyder Crep.).
BE. T. Gilbert (prog.)-
34-James j. Bayard. jr. fdemO.
34-sGeorge w. Fairchild repD.
34-Jared c. Estelow tprog).
35-J. r. Clancy tdemo.
3r*Michael Z. Driscoll (rep).
35-Giles H. Stillwell (repD.
36-R C. S. Drummond (dem).
36-*Sereno Z. Payne rep).
36-Wilson NJ. Gould tprog).
37-*Edwin S. Underhill (dem.).
37-Thomas F. Fennell rep).
37-Wiley w. Capron (prog.).
3S-George P. Decker (dem.).
3S-Thomas 8. Dunn (rep0.
3S-A. Emerson Babcock tprOg.).
39-Charles Ward (dem.).
39-*Henry G.. Danforth Tep.).
39-Silas L. StrivinSs (prog).
4O-Robert H. Gittins ldem.).
4o-*James S. Simmons trep).
40-Frank c. Ferguson (prog).
41-aCharles B. Smith (dem).
41-George 4. Davis trepD-
41-Henry Koehler tprogD.
42-+Daniel A. Driscoll tdem.).
42-William II. Tichknor (rep.).
42-L. Bradley Dorr (prog).
43-Manton NJ. Wynel (dem.).
43-Charles NJ. Hamilton repD.
43-J. Samuel Fowler (rep).
43-Samuel A. Carlson prog).
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Maine.

ELECTED in September.)
flasher c. Kinds Grep.).
esD. J. McGillicuddy (dem.).
3-Forrest Goodwin Grepo.
4-sFrank f. Guernsey (rep).
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INCREASE IN HOUSE
Continued from Tenth Page.)

(COnIlnu6Q fAk0.J
3Thomas F.. McGourin (rep.).
3-John T. Porter (progo
At large-Claude L'Engle (dem.).
At large-George. W. Allen (rep.).
At large-E. R. Gunby (prog).
Georgia.
1-'Charles G. Edwards (dem.).
2-'S A. Roddenbery (dem).
&C. r. Crisp (dem).
fWiliam C. Adamson (dem.).
5-@William S. Howard (dem.).
6-sCharles L. Bartlett (dem.).
I@Gordon Lee (dem.).
StsSamuel ]. Tribble (dem-)
91'Thomas NJ Bell (dem).
1O-*Thomas w. Hardwick (dem.)
III. Randolph Walker (dem.).
12-*Dudley NJ. Hughes (dem.).
At large-Perry W. Mitchell (dem).
At large-'Burton L. French (rep.).
At large-P. Monroe Smock (prog.).
At large-Edward M. Pugmire (dem.).
At large-Addison T. Smith (rep.).
Illinois. e.,-
1-Andrew Donovan (dem.).
1-'Martin B. Madden (rep.).
1-Andrew Donovan (prog.).
1ohn c. Vaughan (dem.).
2'James r. Mann (rep.).
2Thomas D. knight (prog).
3-George E. German (dem.).
3-aWilliam w. Wilson (rep.).
3Franklin P Simons (prog).
4-*James T. McDermott (dem).
4-Charles J. Tomkiewicz TepO.
5'Adolph J. SABBATH (dem.).
Jacob Gartenstein Tep.).
il. II. Clusman (progD.
6-James McAndrews (dem.).
6-Arthur w. Fulton rep. .-prog).
1|AFrank Buchanan (dem.).
7-Niels Juul (rep}.
ELTON C. Armitage (prog.).
S-'Thomas Gallagher tdem.).
S+William G. Hermann (rep.).
9'Lynden Evans (dem.).
9-Fred A. Britten rep.).
&C. 0. Ludlow (prog).
1O-Frank L. Fowler (dem).
10-"George E. Foss (rep.).
1O-Charles NJ Thomson (prog).
11-Thomas H. Riley (dem.).
11-4Ira C. Copley Crep.-prog.).
12-J. w. Rausch (dem.).
12-*Charles E. Fuller Tep).
12-William Hinebaugh (prog).
13-Ray Rariden (dem).
13-sJohn c. Mckenzie, (rep.).
13-I. F. Edwards. (prog).
14-Clyde H. Tavenner (dem.).
1HCharles ]. Scare (rep.-prog).
15-Stephen A. Hoxworth tdem.).
1J-sGeorge w. Prince (rep).
15-Charles F. kincheloe (prog).
16'Ciaudius U. Stone (dem.).
16-Frederick H. Smith Fep).
16-William E. Cadmus (prog).
17-Louis FitZ Henry (dem.).
17-*John A. Sterling (rep.).
I-George E. Stump (prog.).
1s-Frank T. OHair tdem.).
1S-@Joseph G. Cannon (rep).
1S-E. F. Royce tprog0.
19-Charles NJ. Borchers (dem.).
19-William B. Mckinley (rep).
19-John H. Chadwick (progD.
2C-sHenry T. Rainey (dem.).
20-E. E. Brass Tep.).
Dob. o. Aylesworth (progo.
21-@James Nj. Graham (dem.).
21-H. Clay Wilson rep).
21-Robera Johns IprogD.
22-William n. Baltz (dem.).
22-.William A. Rodenberg (rep.).
22-U. S. Nixon progo.
23-"Martin d. Foster (dem.).
23-Robert B. Clark Gep.).
23-George w. Jones (prog).
24-sH. Robert Fowler (dem).
24-James B. Blackman Crep).
PA. j. Gibbons (prog).
25-Robert P. Hill (dem.).
2j1'Napoleon B. Thistlewood (rep).
25-Robert T. Cook tprog).
At large-William E. Williams (dem.).
At. large-William E: Mason (rep.).
At large-Lawrence p. Doyle. (prog.).
At large-Lawrence B. Stringer (dem.)
At large-Burnett NJ. Chfperfield (rep.)
At large-B. NJ. Maxy. lprog.).
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Texas.

Horace w. Vaughn (dem.l.
2-sMartin Dies (dem.D.
3-sJames Young (dem.).
4-Sam Rayburn (dem.).
5-*Jack Beall (dem.).
6-sRufus Hardy (dem.).
IA. w. Gregg (dem.).
S-Joseph II. Eagle (dem.).
9-AGeorge F.. Burgess (dem.).
1O-sAlbert g. Burleson (dem).
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Montana.

At large-Thomas Stout (demD
At large-sCharles N. Pray (rep.)
At large-T. NJ. Everett ,prog)
At large-John Nj. Evans (dem.)
At large-W. F. Meyer (rep.)
At large-George A. Horgan (prog.).
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South Carolina.

1-*George s. Legare (dem.).
2.James F. Byrnes fdemo.
3-Wyatt Aiken (dem).
T. Johnson (dem.).
'David E. Finley (dem.).
81. w. Ragsdale (dem.).
IA. F. Lever (dem.).
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Rhode Island.

1-.George F. O'Shaunessy fdem).
William P. Sheffield (rep.).
John f. Boland prog.).
2-Peter Goelet Gerry (dem.).
2-~George H. Utter (rep.).
2-Claude C. Ball (prog).
3-F x. L. Rattey (dem.).
3-Ambrose Kennedy Crep.).
edwin F. Tuttle (prog).
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Louisiana.

1-sAlbert Estopinal (dem.).
2sH. Garland Dupre (dem).
asRObert F. Broussard. ldem.) }.
4EsJohn T. Watkins (dem.).
81. Walter Elder tdem.).
SLewis l. Morgan (dem.).
IDr. L. Lazaro (dem.).
S+James B. Aswell tdem.3.
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North Dakota.

". r. Lowell tGen.).
1-*H. 7. Hel2esen trep.).
2-J. \. Minckler (dem.).
2-George Nj. Young trep).
3-Halvor l.. Halvorson (dem.).
3-P. d. Norton (rep).
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Indiana.

1-Charles Lieb (denl,).
1-Daniel H. Ortmeyer (rep).
ii. c. Heldt (prog.).
2-'WiIliam A. Cullop (dem.).
2-Oscar Bland (rep).
2-John N. Dyer (prog.).
3-'William E. Cox dem:
civilian D. Barnes .(rep.l.
3-Samael G. Wilkinson (prog.).
4-'Lincoln Dixon fdem.1.
4-Rollin J. Turner. (rep).
4-Charles Collar (prog).
@sRalph w. Moss (dem.J.
5FeliX Blankenbaker (rep.).
5-Joseph w. Amis (prog.).
6-sFinly H. Gray (dem.).
civilian l.. Risk (rep.).
6-Rev. Gierluf Jensen lproe.)
I-*Charles A. korbly (dem.)
7-Thomas r. Shipp (rep.)'
Joseph V. hartman (prog.)
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Kentucky.

1-Alben W. Barklay (dem).
1-Charles Ferguson (rep).
2-'Augustus o. Stanley (demo.
fletcher r. Fox (prog).
35Robert Y. Thomas, jr. (dem).
aThurman B. Dixon (rep.).
Sd. ]. Duncan (prog)
fsBen Johnson tdem).
4John c. Thompson (repo.
4E. r. Bassett (prog).
SsSwagar Sherley (dem).
5E. J. Ashcraft (rep).
6H. I. Fox (prog).
6-Arthur B. Rouse (demD.
CD. B. Wallace Tep.).
&c. r. Blackburn (prog.).
III. Campbell Cantrfli ldem.).
james E. Jones. (prog.)..
8.Harvey Helm (dem).
81. w. Dinsmore tpreg).
9'W ]. Fields (uem.).
eHarry Bailey (rep.).
&c. s. Kitchens tprog).
10-'John w. Langley (rep).
1O-E. r. Stafford 'tprog.J.
11-Ben v. Smith (dem.l..
11-sCaleb Powers Tep).
11-H. H. Leavey' tprog.).
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Senator Nixon's Seat.

Nevada-A senator to fill the unexpired
term of the late George S. Nixon will be
chosen. Senator W. A. Massey, republi
can. who was appointed by the gov ernor
to succeed Senator Nixon, is the repul,li
can candidate, Key Pittman the demo-
cratic, Sardis Summerfield the progress
i've and C. \. Steele the socialist.
New Hampshre-The Legislature to be
chosen Tuesday will elect a successor to
Senator H. f. Burnham, republican, who
is not a candidate for reelection.
New JerSey-The fight for the senatorial
toga is on between Senator Frank O.
Briggs. republican candidate for re-elec-
tion, and former Representative William
Hughes. democrat.
New Mexico--The state legislature has
reelected Senator A. B. Fall for a full
term of six years. but the democratic
governor refused to sign his credentials.
The democrats have been making fight
for a democratic legislature. with a prom
ise that an attempt will be made to have
it elect a democratic successor to Sena-
tor Fall to take his seat after March
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Ohio.

Is. f. Bowdle (dem.).
Nicholas Longworth (rep.).
IN. F. Andrews prog.).
.Alfred G. Allen (dem.).
lotto j. r. Renner (rep.).
2-William B. Hay tprog.).
3-Homer Gard (dem.).
3-B. B. Buckley (rep.).
:-Edward G. Pease (prog.).
Al. H. Cooke (dem.).
+John T. Gable trep.).
fWilliam e. Rudy (prog.).
5*Timothy 7. Ansberry (dem.).
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South Dakota.

1-R. E. Dowdell (dem.).
&c. H. Dillon (prog.).
&c. B. Barrett (dem).
'Charles H. Burke rep.).
3-Harry l.. Candy (dem.).
3-*E. w. Martin Qep.).
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Nebraska.

1-sJohn A. Mcguire (dem.)
Paul F. Clark (rep.-prog.)
&c. o. Lobeck (dem.)
a-Howard II. Baldridge (rep. -prog.)
3Dan. v. Stephens (dem.)
3-Joseph C. Cook (rep. -prog).
+Charles NJ Skiles (dem)
EsCharles H. Sloan (rep.-prog)
5Roderick D. Sutherland (dem).
SIS r. Barton (rep -prog).
CIV. j. Taylor (dem.).
6sMoses P. Kinkaid (rep.).
6-F. L. Armstrong (prog.).
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reelection. Against him the democrats
have nominated Alfred Lucking and the
progressives Theodore NJ. Joslin.
Minnesota-Senator Nelson is a cam
didate for reelection on the republican
ticket. Daniel w. Lawler is his demo-
cratic opponent.
Montana-Senator Dixon, republican,
has been nominated by the progressives
to succeed himself in the Senate. II. c.
Smith is the republican candidate and
Thomas j. Walsh the democratic. The
legislature. no matter what its political
complexion. is bound to elect the candi-
date receiving the greatest number of
popular votes.
Nebra ska-To succeed Senator Brown.
republican. Representative George W.
Norris has been nominated by the repub-
licans and progressives. Ashton c.
Shalle nberger is the democratic nominee.
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Nevada.

At large-Clay Tallman (dem.).
At large-sE. E. Roberts (rep.).
At large-George Springmeyer (prog.).
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Owen Up for Reelection.

Oklahoma-Senator Robert l.. Owen is
the democratic candidate to succeed him
self and J. 7. Dickerson has been named
as his republican opponent.
Oregon-There is a four-cornered fight
on in Oregon. Senator Bourne is can
didate to succeed himself, running as
independent Ben Selling is the repub-
lican candidate. Harry Lane the demo-
cratic and a. E. Clark the progressive.
Rhode Isand-The legislature to be
elected Tuesday will choose a successor
to Senator George p. Wetmore. republi-
can. who has announced he will retire
March next.
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MOST DRAMATIC
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11-Anthony Van Wagenen (dem.
11-George Scott (rep).
III. w. Hallam (prGg).
Kansas.
II. B. Chapman (dem.).
Up. r. Anthony, jr. (repO.
2-sJoseph Taggart (dem.).
2J. L. Brady (repo.
3-Francis NJ. Brady (dem.).
3-sPhilip p. Campbell (repo.
4-Dudley Doolittle (demo.
Aired S. Jackson (repD
sc. T. Helvering (dem).
5-sRollin r. Rees (repo.
6-John r. Connolly (dem.).
6LsI. D. Young (repo.
7-sGeorge A. Neeley (dem.).
7-Gordon l.. Finley (repo.
S-John I. Saunders (dem.).
S-sVictor Murdock (rep.).
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Senator CANDLES Seat.

South Dakota-R. +. Pettigrew is the
democratic candidate to succeed Senator
Robert J. Gamble. republican. Thoma
Sterling is the republican nominee.
Tennessee-A state legislature, to tbe
elected Tuesday. will choose a successor
to Senator Newell Sanders, republican.
and for both the unexpired term of Sena-
tor Robert L. Taylor and for the full
term, beginning March 4.
West Virginia-The state legislature to
be chosen Tuesday will elect a success
sor to Senator Clarence w. Watson. dem
ocrat.
Wyoming-Senator Warren Is the re-
publican candidate to succeed himself,
and John B. Kendrick is the democratic
nominee.