Arizona republican., 1908-11-04
ELECTIONS OF CONGRESSMEN The Republicans Have Made
 Gains THE SOUTH WAS SAVED Outside of That Section the. List of the Elect Includes Comparatively Few Dem ocratic Representatives in the Next Congress.

 congressman have been elected: M. D. Oriscoll, republican.
 New Ifasnpshs7~-1st district, C. A. Sulloway, republican: End, Frank Ii. Currier, republican.
 Massachusetts-Ist district, George P. Lawrence, republican; End, F. H. Gillette. republican,; 3rd, C. G. Wash burne republican; 9th, A. P. Gardner, republican; 7th, E. W. Roberts. repub lican; sth, S W. Mccall, republican; 12th. J. w. Weeks, republican; 18th, w. S. Green, republican,; 14th, w. E. Livering. republican.
 Pennsylvania-29th. w. H. Graham, republican; 31st, J. J. Francis Burke. republican; 3nd, Andrew J. Barchfield, republican.
 AIabama-First and 2nd, both dem ocrats.
 Georgia--All democrats in II dis tricts.
 Louisiana-Second, 5th and 7th. all democrats.
 Mississippi-Eighth district. demo- crat.
 South Carolina-First. 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 9th. all democrats.
 TeXas-Seventh and 14th both dem ocrats.
 Virginia-Francis R. L.assiter, dem ocrat
 North Dakota-At large, L. B. Han na, A J. Grotna, republican.
 Connecticut-All five republican.
 New York-F'irst, republican, 2nd, democrat, 4th, republican.
 Louisiana-All seven democrats.
 Kansas-First, republican, 7th, re- publican.
 Pennsylvania--First, 2nd, 3rd, 4th. 5th, 9th, 7th, Sth, 9th, 11th, 18th, all republica, 16th, democrat, 17th, repub- lican.
 Pennsylvania-Eigh 18th, Fist, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th districts, re- publican; 26th, democrat; 27th, 2Sth and 3Oth, all republican.
 Ohio-Nineteenth district, republi- can.
 Iowa-Ninth district, republican.
 Illinois-Eighteenth district, repub- lican.
 New York-Fifth district, republi- can; 7th. Sth, sth, 10th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 16th, 18th, all democrat: 26th. 27th, 2Sth, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 35th, all republican.
 Kansas-Eighth district, republican. Connecticut-Third, 4th, 5th, repub- lican.
 Minnesota-First district. republi- can.
 Missouri-Eighth district, democrat. . Illinois Seventeenth district, repub- lican.
 Minnesota-Third, 4th, 5th, 9th and 7th districts, republican.
 New York-Thirty- fifth district, democrat; 26th, republican.
 Wisconsin-First, 7th, Sth, and 11th districts. republican.
 Missouri-Tenth district, republican. . F1orida-First. 2nd and 3rd dis tricts. denIocrat.
 Alabama-Ninth district. democrat Arkansas-Fourth district, democrat New York-Twentieth district, re- publican.
 Virginia-Ninth district, republican. New York-Twenty-s second district, republican.
 Wisconsin-Seconda and 3rd districts, republican.
 Ohio-Sixteenth district. republican. Illinois-Twentieth and Fist dis
  tricts, democrat.
 Delaware-W. H. Heald, republican, at large. elected.
 Virginia-Fifth district. democrat. New York-Nineteenth district, re- publican.
 Kentucky-Ffrst district, democrat.
 Utah-Joseph Howell, republican at large.
 Oklahoma-Second. F. l.. Fulton. democrat, 3rd, James s. Davenport, democrat, 4th. Charles D. Carter. dem- ocrat.
 Illinois-Twenty-f fifth, N. B. Thistle wood. republican.
 sachusetts-Fourth. Charles Q. Tirsell. republican, 5th, Butler Ames, republican.
 Oklahoma-First, B. S. Mcclure, re- publican.
 Michigan-Eleventh, Francis Dodds, republican.
 Maryland-Second. J. Fred Talbot, democrat.