The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-19
ALABAMA'S DEMOCRATIC
 MAJORITY WAS 10000

Clair and Wilcox show that Hon Thomas Heflin led the Alabama Con gressmen In total vote boiled. Con gressman Heflin's total vote was 10. l05 and his majority over B. W. Walk CT and !. R. Caldwell was 6.962.
 B. W. Walker the Republican Pop ulistist candidate received 3.09S votes votes and J R. Caldwell. Prohibition ist. polled, 4s votes for Congressman in the fifth district. 4t
 Congressman John l.. Burnett of the Seventh District encountered most op- position of all Democratic Congress men. His poll was S.s7s with St. Clair County not reported officially. His Republican, Populistic opponent. T. w Powell, received 6.7SS votes and car ried Winston County over Congress man Burnett by 149 votes.
 Fifth District Figures.
 The figures by counties for Hon. J. Thomas Heflin and Benjamin W. Walker are as follows, the first being those of Congressman Heflin: Au- Clay, 1,356-1.014: Coosa. 933-552: Ell more. 1,313-174: Lowndes. 712-28; Ma con. 537-67; Randolph. 1.604-75o: Talla- poosa. 1.S10-26s. -s---5.
 The vote by counties for Congress man John L. Burnett and his oppon- ent. T. W. Powell. was as fol lows: Cherokee. l.137-eo1; Gull man. 1.6ol-1.362; DeKalb, 1,739- 1.277; Etowah, 1.534-S27; Franklin 7S5-714; Marshall 1,447-l.223; Winston 6357S4. est. Clair not reported.)
 Congressman John H. Bankhead, oi the Sixth District. boiled a vote oi ent, S. R. Crumpton, the Republican candidate. Their votes by counties were as follows: Fayette. 7s1-6S4 Greene. 4s9-2; Hale. 726-24: Lamar s56-2OO; Marion, 1.213-6S2; Pickens S90-S7; Sumter. sS2-14; Tuscaloosa 1,419-125; Walker, 1.667-950.
 Hon. Sydney J. Bowie. Congressman from the Fourth 2 District, received ; total of LOST votes against 2.201 fo J.. w. Kitchens. the Republican can didate. Their votes by counties wer' as follows: Calhoun, 1.673-1S3; Chil ton, 767-636; Clsburne. 746-340; Dallas 1,42S-31; Shelby, 1.1497S9; Talladega Congressman William Richardson. O the Eighth District, boiled 9,s98 vote against l,s46 by J. W. Roberts. tn, Republican. Their county votes fol lows: Colbert, ss4-154; Jackson, 1.706 5sS; Lauderdale. 1.3S4-375; Lawrence 9S2-373: Limestone. t,126-0; Madison 2,181-15O: Morgan, 1605-306.
 r. Congressman Oscar w. Underwood of the Ninth District. boiled a total O 9.615 votes to 1.775 and BIT by J. T Blakemore and F. x. Waldhorst, Re publican and Socialist candidates re spectively. The votes of the two for mer by counties were as follows Bibb. 1,140-93; Blount, 1.354-S44; Jef ferson. 6.322-S3s: Perry, 799-0.
 Wiley's Big Vote.
 Congressman A. A. Wiley of thu Second District; George W. Taylor. oi the First District; and Henry D. Clay ton, of the Third District all of whom were without serious or any opposition at all. received 9,267 (exclusive oi | Wilcox), 6.s36 and 9,102 votes respec. | lively.
 In the Ninth Judicial Circuit. the only circuit with party competition Judge W. W. Haralson won 9,442 vote; and B. H.Nicholson. Republican-Papulist candidate received A952. For Circuit Solicitor. Richard c. Hunt, the Demo- cratic candidate. polled 7,3l7 and J. B. Sloan. Fusion candidate. 4.596 votes The difference between Judge Haral' sons and Solicitor Hunts vote was due to the fact that no vote was giver the latter in Jackson County which I has a county solicitor.