The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20

| Washington, Nov. 19-(Specfal.)- - Ofacial results of the election of rep resentatives in the Ss6 Congressiona districts have not yet been received fl | full at the office of the Clerk of tn House. but enough is known from tn' returns on their face to warrant statement as to just what the com | plexion of the House will be. The House will be divided between Republicans and Democrats. not al Independent or Populist having beer elected to the Fifty-ninth Congress As the returns now show on their fac, the Republicans elected 250 and tn, Democrats 136 members. The South ern States elected 113 Democrats ant 23 Republicans, counting Maryland West Virginia and Missouri among the Southern States. The Northern States elected 23 Democrats and 22I Republicans. -
 The members reported elected are as below:
 Albama:-Geo. W. Taylor, D; A. A. Wiley. D; Henry D. Clayton. D; syd' ney J. Bowie, D; John T Heflin, D John H. Bankhead. D; John l.. Bur nett. D: William Richardson. D; Oscar Underwood. D. Democrats. g; re-elec- ted, 9.
 Arkansas-Robert Bruce Macon, D.; Stephen Brundidge, D; J. c. Floyd, D John &. Little, D; Charles c. Reid, b Joseph Taylor Robinson, D; Robert M Wallace, D. Democrats, z; reelected 6.
 California:-Charles N. Gillett, R Duncan F. Mckinley, R; Joseph R. Knowland, R: Julius Kahn. R; E. E. Hayes, R; J. c. Needham, R: James McLachlan, R; s. c. Smith, R. Re- nllhlIaana 2. re-alaCted A
 Colorado-At large, Franklin E. Brooks. R.; Robert W. Bonynge. R.; HerscheI M. Hogg, R. Republicans, 8; reelected. 3.
 connecticut-At large. George l.. Lilley. R.; J. J. Stephen Henry, R. Nathan D. Sperry. R.; F. B. Brandegee, R.: E. L. Hill, R. Republicans. 5; re- elected. 5.
 Delaware-At large, Hiram R. Bur ton. R.
 FIorida-s. NJ. sparkman, D.; Frank Clark. D.; William B. Lamar, D. Democrats, 8: reelected, 3.
 Georgia-Rufus W. Lester, D.: James M. Griggs. D.: Elijah B. Lewis, D.; W. c. Adamson. D.; L. F. Livingston. D. i; Charles L. Bartlett. D.; Gordon Lee. D.; William M Howard. D.: Thomas M. Bell. D.: Thomas W. Hardwick, D.; William G. Brantley, D. Democrats, II; reelected. g.
 Idaho-At large-Burton L. French, R.
 Illinois-Martin B. Madden. R.: James R. Mann, R.; William w. Wilson, R.; Charles s. Wharton, R.; Anthony Nichalek. R.; William Lorimer, R.: Philip Knopf. R.; Charles McGavin. R.. i; Henry S. Boutell. R.; George D. Foss, R.; Howard M. Snapp, R.: Charles E. Fuller. R.; Robert R. Hit, R.; Benja- min F. Marsh, R.; George W. Prince. R.; Joseph V. Graf. R.; John A. Sterl- ing. R.: Joseph G. Cannon. R.; William B. Mckinley. R.: Henry T. Rainey, D.. J. F. Colvin, R.; William A Roden- burg. R.: D. M. Foster, D.: P. T. Chapman. R.: George w. Smith, R. Republicans. 23; Democrats. 2: 15 Re- publicans reelected; Democrats re- elected.
 Indiana James A. Hemenway. R. ; William T. Zenor, D.; E. s. Holiday. R.; Jesse Overstreet. R.; Charles B. :. Landls, R.; Frederick Landis, R.; Ab- raham l.. Brick. R.; John c. Clancy, R.; Lincoln Dixon. D.: James E. Wat son. R.; George W. Cromer. R.; E. D. Crumpacker. R.. Newton W. Lam- bert. R. Republicans, II; Democrats, 2: Republicans reelected, g. Demo- crats. 1.
 Iowa:-Thomas Hedge. R.; Albert F . Dawson, R.; Benjamin P. Birdsall, R. ; c. E. Haugen, R.; Robert G. Cousins, R.; John F. Lacey, R.. John A. T.