The evening times., 1899-11-28
TIE COMING CONGRESS
Many New Members to Appear in
the House.
Change of Political Complexion in
Ten Cases, Three of which Affect
Representatives From Kentucky.

The latest unofficial list of members c
the House of Representatives shows III
whole number to be 357 divided as follows
Republicans 1s5, Democrats 1853, Populist
>, Silverites 8; vacancy !. This vacanc
exists in the Seventh Congressional dis
trict of Kentucky. embracing the countie
cf Bourbon. Fayette, Franklin, Henry
Oldham. Owen. Scott. and Woodford. Thi
district was represented in the Fifty-fi -fiftl
Congress by Evan E. Settle Of owenton
who defeated ". c. P Breckenridge, Flu
sionist.
The number of contested seats in tn,
House of Representatives. of which Msjo
Alexander Mcdowell. Clerk of the House
so far has notice is small. there being onl,
ten. divided between States as follows
Alabama l, Kentucky 3, Mississippi 1
North Carolina 3 South Carolina 1. vir-
ginia ..
The new members who viii make theiI
appearance on the floor of the House OF
Representatives at this session are:
AlabamG-John L. Burnet, Democrat
Seventh district. successor to Milford w
Howard. Porulist.
Caiifornia-Victor H. Metcalf. Repub-
lican, Third district. vice Samuel Greeley
Hilborn. Republican; Julius Kahn, Repub-
lican, Fourth district vice James G. Ma
guire. Democrat Russell J. Waters. Re-
publican, Sixth district. vice Charles Ave
rill Barlow, Fusionist: James Carson Need
ham, Republican. Seventh district, vice
Curtis Harvey Castle, Fusionist-
Delaware-John H. Hoffecker. Republi
can vice Levin Irving Handy, Democrat
idaho-Edgar Wilson. Silverite. vice
James Gum. Populist.
lilinois-George 7. Foster, Democrat,
Third district vice Hugh Reid Belknap.
Republican; Thomas Cusack, Democrat,
Fourth district. vice Daniel ". Mills. Re
publican: Edward T. Noonan, Democrat.
Fifth district. vice George E. White, Re
publican William Z. Williams Democrat,
Sixteenth district, vice William H. Hin
richsen. Democrat; Ben F. Caldwell. DEM
ocrat. Seventeenth district. vice James
Austin Connolly. Republican; Joseph b.
Crowley. Democrat Nineteenth district
vice Andrew J. Hunter, Democrat; w A.
Rodenberg, Republican. Twenty-first dis
rict. vice Jehu Baker. FuSionist
Indiana-George W. Cromer, Republican,
Eighth district, vice Charles L. Henry.
Republican; Abram l. Brick, Republican.
Thirteenth district, vice Lemuel ". Royse,
Democrat.
Iowa-Thomas Hedge. Republican, First
district vice Samuel L. Clark Republican;
Joe r. Lane. Republican, Second district
vice George II. Curtis, Republican; Gilbsrt
y. HauSen. Republican. Fourth district.
vice Thomas Updegraff. Republican: Smith
Mcpherson. Republican. Ninth distric!.
vice a. l.. Hager. Republican: Lot Thomas.
Republican, Eleventh district vice George
ID. Perkins. Republican.
kansas-W. J. Bailey. Republican. at
large vics jeremiah d. Botkin, Populist,
J. d. Bc~ersock. Republican. Second dis
trict. vice Mason Summers Peters. Fusion
list: J. NJ. Milier. Republican. Fourth dis
trict. rico Charles Curtis, Republican: W.
A. Reei-r, Republican, Sixth district. vice
y. B. Mccormick. FopuIist.
Kertucky-Henry d. Allen. Democrat
Seoopd district. vice John d. Clardy Demo-
Graf: Oscar Turner, DeTccrat. Fifth dis
trict. vice Walter Evans. Republican: C. G.
Gilbert, Democrat, Eighth district, vice
GeorsS Nczby Davisoc. Republican,: Vim
cent Boreing, Republican: Eleventh dis
trict, vice David Grant Co!son. Republican
Lcuisiana-Phancr BrszeGls.. Democrat
Fourth is,rict. vice Henry W. Ogden
Democrat; Joseph E. Raredell. Democrat
Fifth district, vice Samuel T. Baird, Dem-
ccrat.
MaiEe-Amos L. Allen, Republican. First
Gi=trie;, vice Thomas Bracket Reed. Re
can, Second district, vice Nelson DfngIsy,
Republican.
Maryiand-John Walter Smith. Demo-
crat. First district; Issac Ambrose Barber.
Republican; Frank c. Wachter. Republi-
can, Third district. vice William S. Booze.
Republican; James W Denny Democrat,
Fourth district. vice William Watson
Mclntirs. Republican; George a Pearre.
Republican. Sixth district, vice John Nc
Dorald. Republican.
hassachusetts-John r. Thayer Demo-
crat. Third district, vice Joseph Henry
Walker. Republican: Ernest W. Roberts,
Republican. Seventh district vice William
=. Barrett. Republican; Henry F. Naphen |
Democrat. Tenth district vice Samuel June
BaTrCwS, Republican.
Mic ligan-Herry c. Smith Republican, !
Second district. vice George Spalding, Re- |
publican; Washington Gardner. Republican. |
Third district, vice Albert NJ. Todd. Fu- /
sionist; Edgar Weeks, Republican, Seventh |
district. vice Horace C. Shower. Republi- 4
can; j. W. Fordney. Republican. Eighth |
district. vice Ferdinand Brucker. Democrat. ]
Missouri-William W. Rucker. Demo- |
crat, Second district, vice Robert N Bo- \
dine, Democrat: John Dougherty, Demo- /
crat, Third district, vice Alexander Mon
rec Dockery. Democrat; Dorey ". Shack
elford. Democrat, Eighth district, vice
Richard Parks Bland, Democrat.
MCntana-A. J. Campbell. Democrat vice
Charles S. Hartman, Silver Republican.
NcbraskR-E. J. Burkett. Republican |
First district, vice Jesse B. Strobe, Repub-
lican; John S. Robinson. Democrat Third
district, vice Samue, Maxwell. Fusionist; |
William Neville. Republican. Sixth dis
irict. vice William l. Greene. Populist
New Jersey-Joshua s. Salmon, Demo- |
rat. Fourth district. vice Mahlon Pitney,
William ID. Daily, Democrat, |
Seventh district vice Thomas McEwan jr,
Republican.
New York-TownseRd Scudder, Demo-
rrat. First district. vice Joseph McCrum
Be!ford. Republican: John J. Fitzgerald
Democrat. Second district. vice Dennis NJ
Hurley Republican; Bertram T. Clayton.
Democrat. Fourth district. vice Israsl F.
Fischer, Republican: Frank E. wilson.
Democrat. Fifth district. vice Charles
Goodwin Bennett; Republican,: Mitchell
May. Democrat. Sixth district vice James
R. Howe. Republican; Daniel j. Riordan.
Democrat, Eighth. district, vice John |
Murray Mitchell. Republican,: Jefferson NJ |
Levy, Democrat Thirteenth district. vice
Richard Cuttis Shannon. Repub lean;
William Astor Chanler. Democrat Four
eenth district, vice Lemuel z. Quigg. Re-
s. - Weak. i