Show BEfORE THE PEOPLE Ten Presidential Candidates Presented to Electors STATE TICKETS NUMEROUS Indiana and Illinois Have Seven in tho FieldIdaho Has Five as Also Colorado in tho Intermountain States Montana and Washington Four Utah Has But Two Legislatures Legisla-tures Will be Chosen in Several States Which Will Elect United States Senators Here is the List New York Oct 10 Ten candidates for President and VicePresident will be voted for November Gth Ballots will not bet i cast ior all of them In all the States but the ten parties will be represented at the polls in most of them State tickets will be numerous Illinois and Indiana leading with seven each Colorado Idaho Kentucky Michigan New York North Dakota Ohio Pennsylvania and Wisconsin following with live each Connecticut Delaware Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Massa-chusetts Minnesota Montana Nebraska Ne-braska South Dakota TeXas and Washington coming next with four each Missouri New Hampshire and West Virginia trailing with three each and then Florida Nevada Tennessee Ten-nessee andUtah with two each South Carolina with only one occupying the end of the line Maine Oregon and Vermont have already elected Congressmen and will vote for Presidential electors only Alabama Arkansas California Georgia Geor-gia Louisiana Maryland Mississippi New Jersey North Carolina Virginia and Wyoming having no State tickets will choose Congressmen and electors I Legislatures which elect a United I States Senator are to be elected In I Kansas Montana New Hampshire I Texas Illinois West Virginia Iowa Massachusetts Delaware Michigan Minnesota South Dakota New Jersey Idaho Nebraska South Carolina Tennessee I Ten-nessee Utah Wyoming Colorado and Pennsylvania The following arc tho national tickets REPUBLICAN President William McKinley of Ohio f VlccPresIdcnt Theodore Roosevelt of New York YorkDEMOCRATIC I I President William J Bryan of Nc I I brnska viceVprcsldcnt Adlai E Stevenson of IUln ° lH I11lnoltJPOPULIST President William J Bryan VicoPrcaldcnt Adlal E Stevenson SILVER REPUBLICANS PresidentWilliam J Bryan VIcePresldcm l Adlai E Stevenson MIDDLEOFROAD POPULISTS President Wharton Barker of PennsyN l vania VI jcPresIdent Ignatius Donnelly of 1llnnesotnPROHIBITIONIST a PresidentJohn G Woolley of Illinois VIce Preslden Henry B Metcalf of Rhode Island IslandUNlO UNION REFORM PrcsldentScth Ellis of Ohio VlcoPrcsldent Samuel T Nicholson ot Pennsylvania UNITED CHRISTIANS President Dr S C Swallow ojPo sylvania y lp eSldentJohn G Woolloy of Illinois Il-linois SOCIAL DEMOCRATS PresIdentEuKone V Debs of Indiana VlcoPrcsldcnt Job Harriman or Call fornla t DE LEON SOCIALISTS President Joseph F Maloney of Massa ichll90tts VlccProsldent Valentino Renvmlll L of Pennsylvania CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR Tho following aro tho Republican and Democratic candidates for Governor In tho several States COLORADO I Republican Democratic Frank C Goudy James B Orman CONNECTICUT Ceo P McLean Samuel Bronson DELAWARE John Hunn Peter J Ford FLORIDA 1 W B McFarlano Wm S Jennings IDAHO i rl D W Standrod Frank N Hunt i ILLINOIS s I Richard Yates Samuel Alschuber 1 INDIANA Wi WinncldTDurbln John W I erh IOWA Nono to elect KANSAS i W E Stanley J W Brledonthal KENTUCKY John W Ycrkes J C W Beckham MASSACHUSETTS WJnthrop M Crane Robert T Paine Jr MICHIGAN Aaron T Bliss Wm C Maybury MINNESOTA J Saml P Vansant John Lind MISSOURI Joseph Flory Alex M Dockery MONTANA David E Folsom Joseph K Toole NEBRASKA I Chas H Dietrich U in A Poynter I NEV HAAIPSIIIRE Chester B Jordon Fredk E Pottor NEW YORK BenJ B Odell Jr John P Stanchflold NORTH DAKOTA Frank White M A Wlpporman OHIO Nono to elect PENNSYLVANIA Nono to elect SOUTH CAROLINA M B McSwccncy SOUTH DAKOTA Chas N Berried B II Lien I TENNESSEE John E McCall Benton McMillan TEXAS R E Hanny Joseph D Saycrs UTAH Ileber M Wells James H Moyle WASHINGTON I J M Frlnk John B Rogers WEST VIRGINIA A B White John II Holt WISCONSIN R M La Follotte L A Bohmrlch |