Show ELECTION DAY IS 1 Ii DRA NE Polls Will Open in three Forty-three 1 States Two States Two Terri Tern tories r.- r. i TICKETS IN THE FIELD Local Issues in Many Cases Case Take P Precedence Over NaT Nai National Na Na- T Issues i L Re Republican Special Service U d. d Washington D. D C. C Oct 24 One Ono week I I from next lues Tuesday thero ther will bo dec clec- j in 43 states and two territories f j I In 29 9 of ot the tho states tatOs a a. governor and I I 1 j state officers In tho others minor stAter state officers or Justices of or tho supreme j r c 11 2 t x court and In seven soven congressmen only i are arc to be bo elected The Tho states of or tho the Union with tho the exception of ot o Maine Vermont and Oregon will voto vote COli for COl or of ot i members member of ot tho thu tives Uve Tho The thre states slates named havet have havo t held their elections will veto voto In the tho only onh for tor presidential candidates coming election In Jn Arkansas and the tho officers have havo been ben chosen this Bummer leaving only tho thio thor r representatives In congress and presidential d candidates candIdate to ho be voted tor for I The terms of ot 31 t United States senators sena sona- tors ton tors 12 Democrats and 1 13 19 R Republicans pul expire March 3 3 1900 1909 In 10 n a number of ot otI tho states tho the senatorial choice nit endy I 1 has b been en made ml b by primary A national I I. house of ot representatives Is to bo be elect elected Tho present present present pres pres- 1 l ed ed the the t fhi congress ent is Ja composed of ot 3 2 3 Republicans 1 cans cn and Democrats Democrat with two Vacancies va vacancies va- va caused by hy death ono One ono Republican can and ono one Democrat Maine Malno line hUB alV alread al already al- al V ready read elected four tour Republicans Vermont or Ver- ormont mont two and Oregon two The Tho con coIl cre situation at large larce Is very mixed There Tharo are arc between 00 O and close clone c districts scattered I tho the most of at them Ulem In country through nn h JA fori rl nR i n doubtful Stat S. S J Th These d' d trl ts- ts are arc r close In Jn in tho the SOUSE sense L that tho Republican n or Democratic c plurality In the Inet election was so sc slender that It Jt would take tko I but ut a slight change In Jn every voting precinct to bring bring- bringa a n. reversal of ot the tho political complexion complexion com corn In this election Ticket T The 1110 J national tickets In the tho field are areAS ns AS follows Republican President Jent William H. H Taft TaU of oC Ohio vice Ic president Jam James JamAs s 8 S. Sherman of ot New ew York Democratic Dem Dem- President William J. J Bryan Bran of or Nebraska vice president John W. W Kern Jorn of ot Indiana Prohibitionist ProhibitIonist- President Eugene W. W Vt of or Illinois 1111 Illi nois vice president Aaron S. S Watkins of or Ohio Socialist President Eugene V. V Dobs or of Indiana vice president lion llon- Hanford ot of New york ork Party E. E WatOn atson ot of Georgia vice vico president Samuel amuel Williams Wil Wil- B Hams liams 0 or Indiana Indiana- Independence Party President Thomas I r. 1 or of Massachusetts Mas Mas- vice president John Tem Tern Temple Temple pie Graves Orn of or Georgia Socialist Labor President August t of ot New NewYork NewYork NewYork York vi vice CO president ent Donald I L. L Monroe C of ot Virginia State Ticket b. b As la usua there is one state t te ticket ticket- the Democratic Jn In South Routh Carolina whore Martin F. F Ansel has hns been ro- ro nominated for tor governor For the first time lime In many years care there thero In is no fusion fURlon j jIn in any ny state though in several se tates the thc Republican or Democratic cun candidates candi l- l dates for tor state officers have o been hoen nominated nom 11 I i i mated or indorsed b by ono one or Ole more moro of ol the minor parties partle The Tho Republican candidates for fur governor governor gov gov- governor In the various are as ns follows fol tol- follows fol- fol lows Colorado Jesse I F. F McDonald Connecticut George L. L LUley Lilley Dela ware Simeon S. S S.- S. Florida John M. M r. r Cheney Idaho James L 1 Brady Illinois Charles S. S noen In Indiana Indiana In- In diana lIann James E. E Watson utson I n. n H. H IL F. F i Carroll Walter Waltor I. I Stubbs Massachusetts Eben Ebon S. S Draper Michigan Michi Michi- gan Fred M. M a Warner rn Minnesota Jacob Jacol Jacobi i J Jacobson Missouri Us our ert Herbert S. S Ie lay ley Montana lon Edward Donlan Nebraska Nebraska Ne Ne- braska George L. L Sheldon ShoMon Now Hamp lamp shire Henry B. B Quinby New York Charles Charlei E. E Hughes North Carolina J. J J lwood Etwood Cox North Dakota C. C A A. Jo John Johnson son Ohio Andrew L. L Harris Rhodo Aram J. J South Dakota It Jt S. S Vessey Tennessee G. G N. N Texas J. J L. L Simpson Utah William Spry SprY nry Washington S. S G. G Cos Cosgrove rove West Virginia t William 12 B. Glasscock Wisconsin Wisconsin Wis Wis- James 0 O. ldson D a 0 Democratic Candidate Tho The following follo have ha L been en named as 05 the Democratic candidates for tor governor gover- gover over over- nor In the various state stateR Colorado John F. F Connecticut A. A Heaton Robertson Delaware Rowland G. G Paynter Florida Albert W. W Gilchrist Gilchrist Gil- Gil christ Idaho M. M A A. AleX Alexander Illinois lilt Illi nois E. E Stevenson Indiana Thomas R. R Marshall Iowa Tied Fred White Kansas J J. J D. D Massachusetts Massa Massa- James H. H Vahey Valmy Michigan T. T Minnesota John A A. Johnson Missouri William S. S Cowherd Cowher Cow Cow- her herd Montana Montano Edwin L. L Norris Ne No- c- c bra braska ka A. A C. C Now New Hampshire Clearence E E. Carr Now I York Low Low-Is S. S Chanlor Ch North Carolina Caro Caro- lina William W. W North Da kota John Burke Burka Ohio Judson Harmon liar Har mon Rhode n 1811 Island 1 Arnold South Carolina Martin MarUn F. F Ansel Angel South Dakota Andrew E. E Leo Lee Tennessee I Malcolm It R. Patt Patterson Texas Thomas M t. t Campbell Utah b. Jesse W. W Knight ht Ya Washington John Pattison West ginia Louis Bennett Wisconsin I John A Aylward Prohibition The Pro Prohibition party has named candidates for governor In 22 2 states elates as Colorado IL lL L. L Murray urra Connecticut Matthew Matthow E. E OBrien O'Brien Ida ho hOt W. W C C. C Stalker eri 1111 Illinois no Dan lan R It Sheen heen Indiana lIana Sumner w. w n Ha gl iowa 10 Karl Icari w. w Brown Drown Albert lh rt L. L Hope Maine alne James H. H Ames Mas MaS- Willard O. O Wylie Michi- Michi I gan on an John TV IV Gray Minnesota Geor D. D lag Hazard Missouri H. H p. p Paris Fans Nc Nc- braska braka Roy U. U R. R I New w Hampshire E. E C B. B New ew Y r JIle George G G. G Ohio Ohio hlo J. J B D. D Martin Rhodo leland Island Louis E. E Remington South Da- Da a- a kot kota ot G. G GF F. F Texas t 1 E. E C. C I Heath ton A. A S S. S Caton Wont i Virginia E. E W. W Mills Wl Wisconsin W. W D. D COX inT Tho SocIalist party part has bas named i latos o for tor rT governor O In 26 2 states tates as fol- fol lows Colorado IL it c C. Jarrah Darrah Connecticut Charles T. T Peach Delaware J. J Franc Vrank Smith Florida A. A. A J. J Pettigrew rew Idaho Ernest rnest J S. S 1 H. H Drower Indiana Prank S. S Goodman Goodman- Iowa I. I S. S Kansas George o I P. P Massachusetts James 1 1 Care Carey Michigan A A. L Minnesota Minne- Minne lInne 1 sota Beecher Moore Missouri W V. L L. L LI Garver Ganor Montana Harry lorry Hazelton Xe- Xe braska C. C II 11 1 h New Ne' C shire Clamp lamp lamp- Simmer F. F Claim Clanin Now New York North Carolina J j. j A Tru Transou ou North Dakota R n. W v. v Dalzel Dalziel Dal- Dal zel Ohio Robert Bandlow Rhode i 1st- 1st t I- I and nOli William H H. South Dakota Da- Da Dal ll- kota J S. S C. C Knapp Cnapp W. W A A. A Texas J. J C. C Rhodes Utah etah Y V. R. R Bohman Dohman Washington ton a George Georee E E. I Roomer Boomer oom r West ut Virginia Harold W W. houston Houlton Wisconsin Harvey D D. D Bao Populism 0 Ha c Ticket Tim The have havo nominated n a tick et at t In Iowa Iown and the Independence ence part par par- t ty has baa put up candidates for tor governo and stU sott other Now ow state York S. S Indiana r In Texas Ohio Minnesota S stAt tate r. r S Michigan n and ad several other Th Th state elections election speak speak- In InS UE have attracted little attention Local Issues have hova nearly ev r I taken precedence over 1 0 Questions of or national Importance Local option and prohibition of ot the liquor traffic have o bl played a f more important part In tho the I contests in many states than ever e be before be- be fore tore In most mol of ot the states however neither neller part party has hs been able to to remove the tho pol political apathy th with wih which the people generally seem seer to be afflicted A t few w states afford striking to thi tl tho rule In New York tho the effort to d defeat feat Governor Hughes for tor election re-election re-electon re has hOB attracted national at at- at- at I tenton In their excitement over tho the I contest b between tw u II Hu li s and the tho people of ot Ne Now York have seeming I ly forgotten oten the Presidential contest J In Illinois the thu gubernatorial contest between een and aUCI anc Jee- Jee the ls r c between I Bryan nud and Taft Tar The Tho same thing thin seems he be true truo to W of several e other states no no- In hi v West Virginia In Indiana lann and Min Un r J if 0 |