The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20

George H. Lindsay, D.; Chas. T. Dun well. R.; Chas. B. Law, R.; Geo. ID Waldo, R.; wm. K. Calder, R.; Johi J. Fitzgerald, D.; Timothy D. Sullivan D.; Henry M. Goldfogle, D.; William Sulzer, D.; William R. Hearst. D. Bourke Cochran, D.: Herbert Parsons R.; Charles A. Towne, D.; Jacob Van | Olcott, R.: Jacob Ruppert, Jr.. D.; Vim s. Bennett. R.: Joseph A. Goufden, D. John E. Andrus, R.; Thos. W. Bradley R.; John H. Ketchum, R.; Wm. A. Ora. per, R.: Geo. Southwick, R.; Frank J Lefevre, R.; L. N. Litttauer. R.; Wm. H Flack. R.; Jas. s. sherman, R.: Chas L. Knapp. B.: Michael Driscoll, R.: W. Dwight R.: Sereno E. Payne. R.; Jas B. Perkins. R.: J. Sloat Fassett R.; Jas. L. Wadsworth. R.; William H Ryan. D.; D. s. Alexander. R.; E. B. vrceland, R. Republicans. 26; Demo- crats, II. Reelected. Republicans. IT; Democrats. 10.
 North Carolina-J. H. Small. D. Claude Kitchin. D.; c. R. Thomas. D. E. w. Pou. D.; w. W. Kitchin. D.; c. B. Patterson, D.; R. N. Page, D.; W. c. Blackburn, R.: F. Y. Webb. D; J t. M. Gudger, D. Remocrats. g: Repub- licans. 1: reelected. 8 Democrats. North Dakota-At large. Thomas F. Marshall, R.; A. J. Gronna. Republi- cans, 2; 1 reelected.
 ohio-Nicholas Longworth, R.; Her man A. Goebel. R; Robert M. Nevin. R.: H. c. Garber, D.; w. W. Camp bell, R.; Thos. Scoggy. R.; J. Warren Keller. R; Ralph Cole, R.; J. H South ard, R.: Henry T. Bannon. R.; Chas. H. Grosvenor, R.; E. L. Taylor. R. l: Grant E. Mouser, R.: A. R. Webber. R.; B. G.. Dawes. R.; s. L. Weems. R.; M. L. F. Smyser, R.: Jas. Ken nedy, R.: W. Aubrey Thomas, R.; Ja- cob A. Beidler, R.; Theodore E. Bur ton. R. Republicans. 20; Democrats. 1; reelected, 10 Republicans. Demo- crat.
 oregon-Binger Herman. R.: John H. Williams, R.
 Pennsylvania-Henry H. Bingham, R.; John Robert Adams, R.; George A. Castor. R.; Reuben O. Moon. R.; Ed ward Morrell, R.; George M. McCreary. R.; Thomas s. Butler, R.; Frying P. wanger. R.; Henry B. Cassell, R.: Thomas H. Dale, R.; Henry W. Palm CT. R.; George R. Patterson, R.; NJ. c. L. Kline, D.; Mial E. Lylley, R.: Elias Deemer. R.: E. W. Samuels. R.: Thadeus M. Mahon, R.; Marlin E. Olmstead. R.; John M. Reynolds. R.: D. F. Lafean, R.; Solomon R. Dres- ser, R.; Geo. F. Hun. R.. :. Allen F. Cooper, R.; E. F. Acheson, R.. Ar thur l.. Bates, R.: c. A. Schneebel, R.: Wm. O. Smith, R.; Jos. c. Sibley, R.: Wm. H. Graham. R.; John Dalzell, R.: Jas. F. Burke, R.; A. J. Barchfield. R. Republicans, 31: Democrats, 1; re- elected, 21 Republicans, 1 Democrat.
 Rhode Island-D. L. D. Granger, D.: A. B. Capron, R. One Democrat and one Republian reelected.
 South Carolina-George s. Legare, D.: J. O. Patterson, D.; Wyatt Aiken, D.; Jos T. Johnson. D.; David E. Find lay, D.; J. E. Ellerbe, D.. Asbury F. Lever. D.; Democrats, [: reelected 6. :.
 South Dakota-At large. R. C. H. Burke, R.; E. w. Martin. R.; Two Re- publicans. both reelected.
 Tennessee-Walter P. Brownlow, R.. 1: H. W. Hale, R.; John A. Moon. D.: M. c. Butler, D.; w. c. Houston, D.; John Wesley Gaines, D.; l.. P. Padgett D.; T. W. Sims. D.; Finis Garrett, D.; M. R. Patterson. D.; Democrats. 8; Repub- licans, 2; reelected, 5, Democrats; 1. Rep Texas-Morris Shepherd, D.; M. &. Brooks D.; Gordon Russell, D.; Chas. B. Randell, D.: Jack Beall, D.; Scott Field. D.: A. w. Gregg. D.; John M. Pinkey. D.; George F. Burgess, D.; Albert S. Burleson, D.; Robert Lee Henry, D.; Oscar w. Gillespie, D.; John H. Stephens, D.; John N. Garner. D.; W. R. Smith, D. Democrats, 16; re- elected, 15.
 Utah-At large. Joseph Howell, R.; reelected.
 Vermont-David J. Foster, R.; Kit tredgs Haskins, R. Two Republicans reelected.
 virginia-william A. Jones. D.; Harry L. Maynard, D.; John Lamb, D.; Robert G. Southall, D.; Claude A. Swan son, D.; Carter Glass, D.; Jas. Hay, D.. i; John F. Rixey, D.: Campbell Slemp, R.; Henry D. Flood, D. Democrats, g; Re- publicans, 1; all reelected.
 Washington-At large-Wesley L.. Jones, R.; Francis W. Cushman, R.; William E. Humphrey, R. Three Re- publicans reelected.
 West Virginia-B. B. Dovener R.; Aston c. Dayson. R.. Joseph H. Gaines, Hughes, R. Five Republicans re- elected.
 Wisconsin-Henry A. Cooper, R.. i; H. c. Adams, R.; Joseph w. Babcock, R.; Theo. Otjen, R.; William R. Stafford. R.; Charles H. Weisse, D.; John J. Esch. R.; Jas. H. Davidson, R.; Edward S. Minor, R.; W. Everett Brown, R.; John J. Jenkins, R. Re- publicans, 10; all reelected; Democrats, 1, reelected.
 Wyoming-At large, Frank w. Mon dell, R., reelected.
 Notwithstanding the national land slide of November 8, it appears that there will be fewer new members of the House than naturally would have been surmised. For the 3S6 seats, 297 members were reelected. so that only ninety new members are to enter the Fifty ninth Congress. Of the new members sixteen will be Democrats and seventy-four Republicans.
 Seven of the new members-elect have served in the House prior to the Fifty eighth Congress. They are J. Warren Keller, of Ohio. who served several terms and was Speaker of the House from 1881 to 1883; Julius Kahn of Cali fornia; Loren Fletcher, of Minnesota; Charles A. Towne, of New York; Spen- cer Blackburn of North Carolina and w. H. Graham of Pennsylvania.
 R. H. Watkins.