the President, "and waa accused of be¬ 14.Joseph .1. Russell (Dem). 2.Jacob Johnson (Rep.). 15. P-rl Deoker (Dem.) lng a Coneervatlve. ) VERMONT. " DEMOCRATIC 10-Thomas E. Rubey (Dem WILSON'S SBHTE PATH IttT, UNDAUNTED, SttS i am not a Conaervatlve,' 8a'.d BIG (_1*Ct*d ln Zias, 'I am a Radical. I must speak ** MONTANA. 1- Frank OreeneSeptember.)(Rep). L a Radical on the to my At large Tliomas Stout (Dem 2.Frank Plwmley (Rep ). platform keep At large- John M. Kvans (Dem.). followers, but in offlce I ara not a Radi¬ IN HOUSE " MAJORITY VIRGINIA. MAY BE TROUBLESOME RE cal.' NEBRASKA. : William A. Jonea (Dem.). The President left Columbua at 5:10 1.John A. Magulre (Dem ). 2.K. K. Holland (Pem.). o'clock for He U. Eobeek (Dem.). 3--A. J. Montague (Dem.). Washington. expected 8-Dan V. Stephens (Dem). 4 Ualt.-r A. Wataon (Pem.). Upper House, with Democrats Plans to Strengthen Party and to stay at the W'hlte House, with few May Find Actual Embarrassment in 4.('harles H. Sloan (Rep i. 5-K. W. Satinders (Pem.). trips, untll March 4. party 5.Sllas H. Barton (Rep.). 8.C*rt*r ' laae (Pem). 6-M. P. Klnkaid (Rep). t Jam* i Bay (Dem.). in Control, Must Be Adjust- Says Its Chances of Future He announced to-day that he would of 8.o. ('. f'arlln (Pem). not Its Lead 150 Members. NEVADA. J>.4". Hascom H'.emp (Rep.). ed to the New Order. Success Are Excellent. vislt the Panama Canal ln the 10-H. D. Floort (Pem.). Christmas holidays, as he had plannei, raaaoerat* *rUl be aetually embar- At large- E. E. Roberts (Rep.). and mithorized Bherley, L_1 <>f th-lr majority In COLORADO. WASHINGTON. Representatlve . ,. tl;-- 08lOBl 1- NEW HAMPSHIRE. of Kentucky, a calier on his private of Reprea.-ntatlveii. which George J. Klndel (Dem). 1 William K llumphrey (Rep). NEW COMMITTEE HEADS CALLS WILSON'S TASKHARD .^^Honee comhined 2- il. H SflrlomrldBe (Dem.). Warburton (P.). car.Owho was on his way to Panama. f*_* J- ,.K, ,.,.,i Ul o«ar the At larajs.Bdward T. Taylor tDem). ! K E. Reed (Dem). 2 Btanton and Frogreastves. At large-Edward Keatlng (Dem). 2-R. B. Stevens (Dem.i. 3-William A. La Follette (Rep). to give Colonel (>oetha!s his "klnd r«- TOt*pr°mlor*' R*P0bllcaa* exlatlng in At-lnrge.J. E. Kr»st (Rep). gards." .r laaa douht BtUJ NEW At-lars-e-H. H. D*W«f (Rep ). Simmons No Doubt Will Be Hopes There Will Be No Extra * dlatrlcta the Democrata CONNECTICUT. JERSEY. Rlchard L. Jervls, one of the alx-foot MMtitr-ala 1 l-W. J. Session to Revise Tariff. r» m*mb*n tbe Republl- -Agustln Iyinergan (Dem). Brownlng (Rep). WEST VIRGINIA. Finance Chairman and May Secrct Servlce men who have guarded Mme«ured'of of 12. 2. Brynn F. Mahan (Dem.). 2.J. T. Baker (Dem.). «f M8 an.l tha Progresalve* 3.Thomas I. Hlley (Dem.i. 3-Tt omai, J. Seully (Dem 1 1 John W. Pavla (Pem ). Atti- Smiles at That President Taft slnce he waa elected **. 4.Allan Walsh (Dem.i. William <'.. Brown (Dem). Complicate Majority Suggestion 4.J. Donovan (liim.l B. four years ago, was instructed to-day 6*wlnyofthl-..M-Hrhor,e,felllnTue8-notable among 5."Wiillam Kennedy (Dem >. &-Wiillam E. Tuttle (Dem.i. 3.S. B. Avla (R.-p I, tude on Ootton Revision. He Run in 1916. hattv tha rno*t 6.Lewla J. Martln IDem.i 4-Judge M H. Moss (Rep ). to proceed to Princeton. He will be Cannot: and Rep- ". -James A. DELAWARE. 7-Robert G. Rrenner (Dem.). Hughea (Rep.). Nov. 0.Far from Joined other me,i .^.Jtaaex-Bprakerof Conr.ectlc-ut. An- 8-Eugene F. Klnkead (Dem.). At-l*rKo_HowarWISCONSIN. elre ln poll- the eonfldence with which Presl- plane for holding together and "Jimmie" Sloan, who has been hea I 0,hfrh !" n more so Republican FLORIDA. 11.John J. Eagan .Dem.). preme mlasmg- from the M 1.Stephen lf. Sparkman (Dem.). 12.James A. Hamlll (Dem.). i h. a. Caoaar (Rep). rlent-elect Wilson may ,look upon the strengthenlng the Republican party. of the White Houae Bceret Servlce "^tiwlirb. chair- 2 M K. Ilurke (Dem force is WIUIOXO B. McKlnley. I Frank riark (Dem.). NEW 3.John M. Nelson (Rep > fntnre and the admlnlstratlon of the He dedared to-nlght to friends who for seven years. and "Jack" __-2L 3. Kmmett Wllnon (Dem). MEXICO. > (P< m » t the Republican CongresMonal At Willliun J. Cary affairs of the government for the four accomnanled hlm north from Cltt>. Wheeler, his prlndpnl nsslstant, who manager for large.Claudv L'Engle (Dem.). At large-H. B. Ferguaon (Dem). I W. H Stafford (Dem.). has and ^oars _____ He before that the would eontlnue lald out the Taft will £_Moo10 polltlcal cnm- 8-M. K. Rellly (Pem). him, beglnning jelnnatl party trlps, Bt..y T.J Taft in the pre-convention GEORGIA. NEW YORK. 7 John J Each (R*p.). next March, there ls every Indlo.ition to exlst; that it would be as actlve as with the President. Fre,ld the roll of New Hamp-hlre I l. K. Hrowne (Rep). Frlm 1 Charl^R Q. Kdw.irds (Dem.). 8-Th< maa F. i-.-m l. th.it, with the Democrats ln power. the ln the past, and that there was no rea- P*"" Repnaentat.ve Cyrua M- -s. a Lathrop Brown (Dem.i. Konop JroDoed Rodeabarry (Dem.). 2. Dt-nnls O'Leary Dem ). 10.J.imr-H J. Freer (Rop ). way of tho party he represents will not Ison to believe that Us chances of future Will Enjoy Rids with Wilson. :'..<'. R. Crlap (Dem.). .'.-Frank E Wilson (Dem.) II.Irvlne 1. I.enrout (Rep.1. ^^o^tor^Joy*atl».*«o_«c-man in the Houae. 4 W. C Adamaon (Dem.). be strewn with roso.s ln the Senate. suc.-ess were not excellent. When t.ll*Ot t-WIIUam s. i.Hsrry H. Dale (Dem.). it bocaaao apparent that Gov¬ m^beuVthe retlred to prlvate Howard (Dem.). i Jamea P. Alalir (Dem ». WYOMING. There will be a general exchange of So far as the Presldent's plan is con- xtnwauk.e has 6.C'harles L. Hartlett (Dem). 6--Wiillam ernor Wilson would sweep the country II falder (Rep). rommlttees ln the a 7.Gordon I.ee (Dem.). 7-Jolm J. lltzgerald (Dem.i. Al large Frank W |foad*tl (Rep). ehalrmanshlps of cerned, he ho|>es to see organlzed President Taft did not forget his 8-S. J. Trlbble (Dem.). 8.Daniel J Griffln (Dem.i. Senate, the House already havlng ad- "National Republican Club," entirely 9.Thomas M. Bell (Dem.). y--James philosophy and good hiimor, Here Ia r:roTermVheonlvSoc,all8tinthe 10- Thomas \V. Hardwlck H. O'Brlen (Dem). Jiisted Its maehlnory to the Demooratlo from the National del- (.Dem.). 10 lisrman a. afeta Dem i THE NEXT SENATE. apart Republican how the President looked at the sltua- stalwart ln the Wix'onaln 11.J. Randolph Walker (Dem). 11-Daniel J. Rlordan (Dem.i. Ord( r For tho flrst tlme In slxtecn Commlttee, which shall cherish the ¦ST-rfrT Davidaon. I. ra- 12.D. li. Hughos (Dem). tion as he was receiving the retJ|ns in Rerres-tat^e 12.Henry II. Gotdfogh (l)-m.l. veara Democratic Senators, who have of tlie and be a source t|8t.on.R*P--L the emlnent 13. Timothy D. Bulllvan (Dem.) Democrats Probably Will Con¬ prindplea party Clndnnatl: Se- IDAHO. 14.Jeffersun li, I.cvy (Dem). played the role of obetructloiilsta and 'of political actlvlty, not only in electlon -from P.-nnsylvanla. 15 Michaei f. "We've got to flnd some comfort !n El p. t- bil 1.Bnrton 1. Prench (Rep.). Conry (Dem.). trol in 63d Congress. hava dtrected their anerglea shnost en« hut at all thMft the .Uthor of the Puyn% A.ldlson T. timith 18. Peter J. Donllng Dem. years. this," the Pr*atd*nt is reported to havj nn__^in* dld (Rep.J. 17.John s. I'ai.'H nf (he thirty-*** seat.-. In the B*BBb tirciy t«. placing obstaclea ln tha President of the , aa apparently (Dam.). patb Tho si'oke Repub- sald. iil he very gla.I to ride down i thr Btorm HHnola. 18.Tliomas G. Patten (Dem.). to be Mlle'l B* th" r.'S'.it of Tu.sdav's rt*C- of the srUI flnd thom- Jam M.nn. ol ILLINOIS ¦!. -Pranklln (Dem.i. RspubUeanSi jlicnn Club of New York, the Hamilton Pennsylvania avenue with (Jovern >r WHther1ative Jamea floor Leonard, Jr. ilon. three ..f them due to vacnncies, nine- ut with the BtPre.entati>e lnorlty l-M. B. Madden (Ru 20.PrancJa Burton rlarriaon iDem.). oalvea the head of thinga, Clttb Of and other organlza- Wilson. It so flnal 2..lames R Mann H.Henry teen are rcaeonably certata to be fiiie.i ChleagO wouldn't have been casy be If tbe (Rep.). George, jr. (Dem.). responsibillty «.f tho wvlfare of the na¬ slmllar in chara. ter, and ex- ihiderandESfoSTnaill oa ^^ntto 3.G. E. Gorman (Dem). g if nrv Bruckner (Dem.) ). Democrata, t> n bj Republicana and alx tions if thirigs had been different, but 1 4.James T McDsrmott (Dem.). 23 Joseph A. Goulden (Dem.i. now tion resllng heavily on their ahouldot. the that through th.-se P88V* "¦ of 24 -\\ are atlll In doubt Tbe la4Heattoaa praaaad beltof would have taken the ride Just th Ktum. ^ngworth. I A J. Babath (Dom.). oodaon R. igteabj 'D< m (»n March f.nirth next. tne ina.hlnery and could be JJ2 4.James licAndrewa (Dem). -.- Benjamln I Tsjrlor (Dem.:. polnl to tho etecttoa ef <>n- Pragroaahre Clnba interest loyaity kept same." is Representa- 7 28- Edmund Platt of the gov_r___ant in the upper boose ^.', ^::,So the son- Frank Buchanan (Dem.). 27 (Rsp.). oembcr, from Ncbreaaa. allv It is sai.l that Chairman Hliles of tT* Gardncr. ol .Massachuaetta. .ho 8.Thomas Gallagher (Detn.). 'j.-.u-ge licClellsn (Dem.) s., f;u- aa la known. the folloaing aoen wiii bs ln their bands. ii..w they win UTe man 4-Fted. A. Drltten (Rep » 2S-P. r; Ten Eyck (Dem.i. Will Practiae Law. He Republican National Commlttee Will 10.<\ .. Jamea BL Parker t.-.kf the oath of om.o as S.-nators on meel tha responslbility la the questlon Says. ^°fhe,!'! s,ve flght agalnat H. Thoin'ison (Progi. (Rep.). that he the shortly return to the Whltc- House as a« 51.Ira f. 80 Samuel Wailin (Rep). 'i 4 «.f the future for tha entira Democratk T-> B sugpestion he inight man in the Copley (Rep.). Mr. a .-U ofany 12.Wiillam Hlnebaugb (Prog.). 81 Edwln A .Merritt. 1r iR< p.l Alanama Hankli.a.l* (P<-m.) party. party'a nomlnao in 191B the Taft'fl secretary, place he ga»e ^Vth;": some time 18.John c. 32.Duther W. Mott .S. A Hoxworth (Dem ). <;¦ orge W. Palrchlld (Rep > oomment. H* r*. ('arml A. Thompson, of uhlo, the prea¬ the d«ter- IS.J.tj R Clancy Colorado .Bbafroib (Dem tariff and the queatlona of flBBnriBl made no laughlnffly doaptU it>-<". V. Btone (Dsm.). (Dem colorado for the. in bo In- of ent secretary, probably will reeelve ___*uS*ct*d. defeat 17.i/oula .Dem .). M Bereno K. Pavne (Rep.). (vacanc)*)..Thomaa (Dem.) refoRfl which country peated his intentton returning to « FltzHenry 37-Edwin S. .A clamorlng, will go to some other In "'"SS"rior t^frogr^lveatoln nomlna- 18-Frank T. O Halr (Dem). T'nderhlll (Dem.). Delnware Democrat slstently probably Cinolnnatl and the practlce of law. place Washington. a candidate CS-- m ThevThe> plaredpi 19.t". li. Borcbera (Dem.i. Thomas B. Dunn (R. t- Oeorgto .Bacon* (Dem.) S'-nator Simmons, of North Carolina, .leventh 20.Henry T. Ralney (Dem). H Henry O. Dnnforth (Rep). Senator Bafley. the aenlof DemocraUo The President ls oonvlnced that the ln.ur*d M. I >em 4o-Rn(.ert H. Gltlens laho .Borahe (Rep.) will not *M tha. 21.J. Graham 41-<'harles (Dem.). member of tiie committee. belng out task of Presldent-elect Wilson : BSTTt -PPOPa,d. from tho .th 22.Wiillam N. Half- (Dam.). R Pmltr, (Dem.i. Idaho (vacancy).a Republican of lt. HAMBURG-AMERICAN CHANC of a Pemocrat 23.M. D. 43.Daniel A Drla -oll (Dem.). be easy. He said to-night that he Kln Foster (Dem.i. .-i.irie?. lllln ila .In aoaW ! :i h. Roi.frt Fowler (Dem >¦ a m Hamllton (T4>p.>. Attitude on Cotton Mr. Wilson would not Cl.r_ Illinois (va ancj In >i".ii>t Unique. earnestly hoped Now in -M... -mp 2J.R. P. Hlll (Dem). to re¬ Local Manageaient of Line At i:. Williama tDem.). NORTH CAROLINA. .ln douN Amontr tho Democrats, Benator sim- eall an extra sesslon 08 CoiiRreBs r^.and 111 Probably be th. large.Wiillam Hands of Board of Directors. la of At large- Lasrienca B. Strlnger (Dem.). l-John H. .Tbomp*on~D*m ni..11.-'s attltinlt: toward tariff revision vise the tariff. Bo wisiied, he sald. to b°e.rl^t.-iof the <*d Congraaa aa he Bmsll iDem.) With his <1. yesterday for Ham- LLker author I.Claud KItchtn (Dem i. Kentocky .I .'". ''"" I |8 untqttS. In tho tlrst Bession of the see the present prosperity eontlnue as pattar* Caoar W rn.U-rwood. INDIANA. 8-.T. W. Palaon .Dem i. "ii the Kalserln Aaguste Victorla it K*;tll,e bllls. la Louiatana .Raaod«ll (D*m.) Congress, when tho Detuocrsta long as posslble. barf rarloua Pemocratlc tarlff 1 .''iiarles Ljob (Dem). 4.E. W. Po'i iDem). preeent araa Icaraod that Merr Ataoti Baiiin, di- Mhe he ever £-Charles M Btedman (Dem.). 3,1;,ine .Borlelgh (R*P ) of tha House. under the leadersblp of Mr. Taft dedared that Mr. Wilson bl w l*laTaW majority 2.Wiillam A Cnllop (Dem.). 8-H. L. Godwln I rector general of the Hambuig-Ameican iMNCtad 8.Wiillam i: Cox 'Dem.). (Den icl uaetta .A <*mooal Oscar Underwood, aenl over s >>iil re- would face a Congress made up to a recelved 4.Lincoln Dlxon (Dem). 7-R. N. Page (Dem ) .imlth (Rep.) Une, had reorganized the American won. by Repre- 8-R. E. Doughton iDem.). Michigan vhlng the ootton BChedole, Senator extent of untrled men who have busineBs I'ntll Thf «nnlna bo proudly 6.Ralph W. Moss (Dem.). 9. E. V. Webb (Dem .N«laon (R.-i> I large hranch of the company'a aa chalrraaa of the Com- 6-Flnley F. Grav .Dem.i. Minnesota Blmmona made it clear that tho at- In "hlstrlonlc several weeks aizo th- aautlve Buliei 10.J. M. Oidger, jr (Dem). \ rdaman* (Daaa.) come to believe publlc- his arrlval here Affalra aill probably 7-Oharles A. Korl.lv (Dem.). at revlsion was to bo nothlng believe that to ahow been by Jullua gjttee 00 KorclKi. 8-J. A. li, Adalr (Dem.). Montana W alah (D*m ) tempt ity," and who local Offlee OOd managed t .s of Henry D NORTH DAKOTA. an and that the William U. Sickel and Emtl .H apon I llartla a Moniaon (Dem.) Nebraska .Norrli IPn more than Bttetnpt, their falth with the people they must I'. Mfv.-r, an.i ln any event the 10.Edgar D. Cmrnpacker (Rep.). which bla otata of North arho aaro appointed tempo.arlly Ftowl of VtrgtohV 11.George W. Rauch (Dem). l.H. T. Helgeaon ). \. v.ida .In .loulit Industry, ln at tlmes be "Insurgents" and Oppoao Ledarcr, will extend a vote i (Rep w as not on the recent death of Krnil L. Boas, the Dtmc'crat-c majority II.Cynia rilne (Dem). 2.George li, foung (Rep.). \.-\v Hami Bhlre.A Republican Carolina la ao much concerned, the programme of the Ieaders. to th< Emplre fMata for trane- 13-H. A. Barnhart .Dem). 3--P. D. N»rton (Rep I. disturbed. reekUnt dlr-ctor aad general manajfr oi thanks- New Jersey.Ho«_** (Dam) ti. be The President was perticularly Inter- board j,rrlns Mr. Bulaei t'> A1 <>f revision Mr. Baiiin said yesterday that a sub- IOWA. OHIO. North Carolina.Blmmona (Dem.) The (Bl._Bl st<>rv the of ln any tarlff revislon programtrt", for The ... the B*W Houae, est.-d of dlrect'.iH had b**B eatabllshed gen¬ N.w Mei ''.'. n of the Senate already has been written. Democratic ef> and W. Sickel. tricts arlll be: I'epper 3.Warren ''.ar.l eagerly awaltlng the Bucnz. .1. F. Meyer O. Maurlce Connolly (Dem). (Dem.). Oregon .ln doubt Benator Overman, Senator simmons haa been turned 4.Qllbert N Mt.-p >. 4.J II Ooeke (1 >.m i forts to redtiee the schedules of that Th.' pa***aa*r business Haugen l T. T. Rhode laland.A Rapabllcan overloaded it withan amend- and A. L. Crone- ALABAMA. I.James W Good 'Rep i. Anaberry (Dem colleague, "lnlqultous Payne-Aldrlch law." ,,\,r i. Kmll L-d-rer Klrkpatrlck (Dsnt). 6-D. P. Hempatead (Dem Bouth carolina.TlUaaoa* (Dam rro nt the chemlcal Bchedulo the freight to C. J. Beck 1_G. \\ Taylor (Dem 7 T. 7 H w Hughe) (Rep revlslng ,.. r*T. and |_| H. Deht. .Ir. (J N m I. B Proutv (Rep.). I Dinbin Bouth Dakol ...St< rttas (R*1 ex'.i d.'d to the Of Bb- Wilson to a Cuban. ,-i s Horsee M Towner (Rep.). W. W. (Dem Brhleb point Compares J-H. D. fton (Dei 8. R. «Jreen f)--lsai<- R Bherw.1 .1 >. tn I a D*moerat 4-F. L. Blaekmon (1> m IVtJItam (R<>>. :o -c. surdity. senator Bacon purlotned Ben¬ Asked If he did not consider Mr. Wil¬ WOULDN'T LEGALIZE BETTINO. <¦ j.'» Frank P Wooda II. Csldwell (Dem I. Tezai.Bh*ppard (Dem >-j Thomaa Hertin d (Rep.). H- h. <' Commlns- ateel revision amend- than 6 -The proposal to «-K H Hobeon (Dem.). II -Ccm g« Boott Rep ). Clsypool (Dem.). Martln* Wn m ator son more conservatlve radical, San Franclsco. Nov. !. C L Brumbaugh (Dem it t.. tha cotton MIL the waa re- T-j. I. Burnett (Den 1.;.John A. Key Iifin W. t Wrftalfl.Ia >!'» ment snd attached the President told following atory lacalla* b*t_aa ou rac*jra*aa l-Willlam Richardaon (Dem.) KANSAS. 14.Wiillam .'. Hiiarp (Dem .Warren (H.'f.i Hoa Benator Blmmona and bla Demo¬ about Ooflor Ztaa, head of the Radical j.M-ud ln the electlon in this city yeetn- %-(» ai \\ I'nderwood (P^m >. ;'. ;. oi «c Whlte 11 >em i. Wyoming to refuse acceptaiue em.). 1 .1>. R Ar.thony (Rep.). . have i.ii ela .. cratic coHeaguea v\ ill i >-\ is.¦ tbe cotton dav. as wns that At lar?" John W. Abercronabl* ib w M. Pranda Dem.). party ln Cuhas I.il.rarv 2.Jost-ph Taggart 'Dem.). 17-Wllllam A. 'D-m ). i'¦ ln »- r l r. ona «>f the on< e," said of the ("artx-gie glft._ I.Phllip I'. Ciampbell (Rep.). Aahbrook eith< ¦chedulo la abeorbing ques- "Zia* was ampalgnlng ARIZONA. 4.D Doollttle (Dem.). 11 Roacoe McCulloch Rep i. The eeenl B< nati da Bfty Ropub- ¦t the Democratic futura At laic -C*rl H*y4ten (I '.-m.> 6.G. T l? )¦;. R. Bathrli k (D lhra Helvsrins .Dem.). ".. Wiillam Qordos d ¦. m fort) >thr** D«rao rata md Benator Tillman, wboee appellatton 6.John R. Connolly (Dem). 21 Robert J (Dem ) roffl the r.-tur-is thux far re ARKANSAS. A. dis- 7.George Neeley At Isrgs- Robert M. Croaaer (Dom.). the Democrata are aarared of Bfty i P. H. >. 8.Vlctor Bt-rdock 'Rep.). use, la tii>- Democratic ntem* Caraway fDem aeata, with r»°B8lble fur;)..-! gaini in sight. ranklng I-Wllllam ,\ oldii^ld .lx-m.). OKLAHOMA. ii.-r of the Committee <>n V-J. Floyd (Dem.). KENTUCKY. Approprla- >. Benator ol 4-Otia p. \Vinj?'> (Dem J.A. w. Barklojr .Dem.) I.B. S. licGuIre (Rep). tlons; Culberson, Texaa, i-H. M. Jacoway (Dem.). I A. 0. Stanley (Dem.). 2.Dlrk T. Morgan (Rep.). comea next, If Benator Culberaon .V-S. M Taylera (Dem.). "A.1\. V 'Dem). 3-Jnmes s. Davenpoti .Dem s. Thomas. Jr i. ¦ tba of tha Com¬ I-W. Goodwln (D*m.). 4 r. M Jobnson 'iVm ). 4 C D. Carter iDem chslrmsnsblp I.8wager Bherlsy (Dem.). 6.Scott Perrla (Dem.). mittee on Judiolary, whhh is probable, CALIFORNIA. 8.Arthur B Rouse (Dem.i. At large.W. ll atorray (Dem). Tillman will be chalrman ..f 7 Campbell ('antrlll (Dem.). ai large.Jpe B. Thompson iDem). Benator l-TVilliain Kent (I'rog.). R. Helm At large.('lailde Weaver (Dem.). the Comraittea next to :-T. M. Rutherford (R«-p ). Harvey (Dem.). Approprlatlona 1.W. J Fielda 'Dem.). FEAR. SAYS WON tiie Committee on Flnanca the most J-i" F. rurry (Rep.) 10.John W. l^angley (Rep.) OREGON. ?-Jultis Kahn (R*j>.). 11.Caleb Powers (Rep i. Important of tha BenatO) u* it has su- 8-Johi. I. Nolan (Prog.). I W. C. Hawley (Rep ..f mosi >.f tbe b.iK 4-J. P Howland (Rep). ( flr»t pervialon aupply 7-D. b. Church (Dem.). LOUISIANA. 2-N J. Binnott (Rep iinliniie.i from puge. %-E. A. Haves (I 1.Albeti Estoj'lnal (Dem). 3.A. w. Lafferty (R< p >. Tillman Baffled Engineers. *~c. x. Ball (Prog.). 2.H. Garlaml Dupra (Dem.). tir> of Senator Tillman is also tho ranklng 16-fierrue RlnKo (Dem ». Robert I' Broussard (Dem.). PENNSYLVANIA. lam of anowerlnB hundred* 11.S. ('. Kvat.s (Prog. i. 4.J. T. Wstklna (Dem.). tele raina, which galning <>n hlm, n.eiiiber of tha Naval Committee. Dur¬ 5.J. Walter BMer (Dem I.Wiillam B. Vare Gtep.). kept I Lsaia L> Morgon (Dem.). 2" Qeorga s. Grsbsm (Rep). although he «av.- iip the morning to ing the last m aalon >>f Congreea he at- 7.Dr. T_ Laaare (Dem.). 3.J. Hampton lioora iRop l. anawerlng them. Two im anowored tempted In this capacity to Inaarl in 8-Dr. J. B. Aswell (Dem.) 4 George w. Bdmonda (Rep.). I lilcbsel Donohoe .John (Rep.). whl< h tho have not been able r McOllllcuddy (Dem). to President Taft was: anglneera 8.Porest Good win 'Repj. 11.John J. Cassy (Dem.). HiH m.'fsage tll HolVO. 4.Frank E. Guernsey (Rep ). 12.A. B. Garner (Rep.). your klnd m"*- 13-John H. Rothermcl iD-m.). "I warmly oppradat* As chairman of the Committee in 14_Wllllam B Alney (Rep.). aage, itnd wish to OgprOO* my slncera Immigratlon, which will probably be MARYLAND. l.V-Edgar R. Klese (Rep.). peraonal reaai.." called upon to revise the immlfjratioii 1.John H. Covlngton (Dem.i. 1C-J. V. I.esher (Dem). William Jennings Rryan fient a tele- las/Bj Benator Jefl Davis, of Arkansas, 2.J. F Talbott (Dem.). 17 Frank K. Dersbem (Dem). was date-marked M hav¬ .1 Klnder gram. which will sii. I'c BenatOf Lodgat, Of Massa¬ 8-George Konlg (Dem). JS.Aaron fi. Itep,), been tlled ut L':."»0 a. m.. whi.-ii chusetts. last session .. the country. »V* mu*1 pror* that the Benstor Thornton'a experience ln tha . LKHO #0 7 li. F. Phelan (Dtm.) 31.James Pranda Buraa iRepi. de**rv*a thla wt* of coafl- hus been 8. Dietrleh 82.Andrew J. Baichf.ld il'.ep.i. DOmocracy natlonal Isglslatura compara- S-Fred. (Dem). Arthur R. dence, thla Bplendld trlumph." tlvely brlef. During that tlme, how- 8.Krnest W. Roberts (Rep.). At large Rupley (Rep.). "I ooot- 10. Wllliam F Murray (Dem.). At large-John II. Moln (Rep. i. Oacar Btraua t*l*8>raph*d: ever, he has glstlngulshsd himself par- -a A' large A il. Waltera (Rep.). giaiulat.- you upon your electlon anJ ticularly for the remark, made TT-tSCmmeranQx 11.Andr.-w J. I'eters (Dem.). e during '.¦ JsOMS W. (orley (Dem.). At large Predartck Lewk (Rep.). a/lob you tho fuiiest moaauro of auccaaa the consiil.-ratlon of the establlshme-it :3-John w. Wseka Hears from Manila Also. F. (Dem ). lnto my house." 1H.J. C Thaeher (Dem). 1.George O-bSUgnsSBy a cai.ie 2.Peter Goelet Gerry (Dem.). From tbe PtsUlpptoaa easao Promotion for Bacon. 8.Ambrose KsnnSdy (Rep i. message iroin Sehor QgsssOPOi Hpeaker MICHIGAN. ol lh> Aaaambly, in which the hope Senator Hacon will undoubtedh be- with ihe >>i i Fifiik n Doremss 'Dem.). SOUTH CAROLINA. 'was axpraaaod thal ttiuaapb eoiiie chalrman of the Committee on 2.Wiillam U eldmeyer (Rep). tha Daraocratk party tho lalaada v/ould enor- |.C S. ('arney (Dem.). i george k. Lagara CPam.). racolva ladependoaoa Th* naooaago Forelgn Relati.ms, upon which de- TTHE 4-Edwln L. HamlUon (Rep.). 2.Joseph f Byrnee (Dem). waa aa foilows: "i'h. Phlllppln* Aa- tn a gr-at extent the forelgn »__C E. Mapea (Rep). 3-W\att Aikeii (Dem.) pends -*. W. Smltti J..hns..ii (D.-in.). aoaablj h-is iinanliBT**Tlr and baartily Of the Unlted States, the Sen¬ mous sale 6 Samiiel (Rep.). 4-Josejih T. a pollcy 7.lAiu\h C. irampton (Rep.). rr-Davld E PlBley (Dem.i. ladoptod lo-day raaolntlrai convoylng ate's approval belng necessary to the 8.joseph w. Poranev (Rsp.). 6-j. w. Rsgsdsle (Dem). yotl Ita congratulatlons, aa well as that of FATIMA r< Jamea C. MeEaughlln (Rep.). 7.A. F. Lover (Dem ). .',i tho Flllpino people, upon rour ouc- ratlAOBtton of treaties. Senator BBCOB ^__1>. o. Woodruff (Trog.). n-ss in tho elactloa f<>r tho oflle* <>f tha led tha ttirht on tha general arbltration 11.F. (> Elndf|iil.«t (Rsp). SOUTH DAKOTA. I'resi.l.-nt Of the I'nited States, and ex- with Oreat Hritain and Cigarettes 12.W. J. MoDoiim-11 (Prog.) and confkWtsC* that Itreatlea Ptance, At large.1*. H. Kelley (Rep.). H. Dlllon iRei.i praaalna Ita bopo which nrera lorn to the sr milltary forcea to another ?,-('.' R. Davis (Rep.). Phlllppln* the blend satisfies 4 P. C. Stevens (Rep ). 2.R. A. AUStln (Dem.). Prlnceton rojoteod In WTIlaona oloc- country without oonsent of con* is a R--C R. Smlth (Rep.). John A. Ifoon (Dem.), tio-i for many laaaona Btatiatlelana sresB. If Senator Racon'a rosolutlon A National Cash Register 6.c. A. DJndberg (Rep). 4 Cordell Hnii (Dsm.). out that he was the lirat Prin.-e- had been sdopted the President would more smokers 7~A. J Volstead (Rep.;. ;, W. C Hooaton (Dem.). Bgnrcd W Byrna 'Dem). ton man lo be elactad to tho Piaaldeno have be.-n powerleea to aend msrinea and 8.<'. B. Mlller (Rep). K-Joaepri Madison. th* to t.. American lifa of morals, money than other. 9. Halvor Steenerson (Rep.). 7. 1. r. Padgelt (Dem). slriee Jam.-s Alao, bf Hlearag.B proteet guardian any the man- At large-James M'mahan (Rep.). 8.T. W. Slms (Dem 1. «i.,T»-e of Prealdent Hlbb*n, all elaase* and property and to provent That extra 9.F. J. Garrett (Dem). for the day were called off. Prlnceton sacre of the natives. method. qual- MISSISSIPPI. 10.K. D. McKellar (Deinj. Kccepted th" candldate and tli>- holiday BSBBtor Rankluad, of Alabama, with fonror. Btanda to bsfO-Bf chalrman of tba eqoal _ ity is made pos- I -K. B. (andler. Jr. (Dem.). TEXAS. Committee. aucceeding Sui- . IpostofflCS mer- 2-H. D. Btephena (Dem). the author of It the of sible 3-Ber O. Hnmrlirles (Dem.). l-Horace \aii»;liii (Dem.). "DEMOCRACY NOT INDORSED" lator Bourne, of Oregon, protects rights by the plain, f.T. U. Blason (Dsaa.). I Maitln Dies (Dem). the present plan for the estsbllshment r__g ,\ Wltherspoon (Dem.). 8-Jurnes young (Dem.). of a paroela post. Senator Ov.'tman 4-Sainuel Rayburn (Dem.i Be- of clerk and customer. inexp ensive <. B P. Harrtsoti (Dem.). (Dem.). Party Has Not Popular Majority probably will be appolnted chalrman chant, 7. Percy K Qulnn (Dem.). 5.Jack Beall the Rule;; Committee, aucceeding Sen¬ Wm. Collier (Dem.). 6-RiifnN Hsrdy (Dem.). hind It, Says Gov. Deneen. package. 8-J;imea ;_A. W. (Dem.). ator Crane, of Maasachusetts, who will OrSBf(Dem.). III-. Nov. 6. -Governor Pe- next March. Senator of for out of a 8-Joe Nagje BpriagftaM, electlon: retlre Shlvely, It pays itself MISSOURI. S-George F. Burgess (Dem.i no«-n tu-uay sald re^ardlng the Indlana, ls in line for the ehairmanshlp (Dem). 10_A S. Burleson (Dem.) vote Bhowa that the election waa Committee on Pensions. j-James T. Moyd E. Henry (Dem). Tha Pemocratlc Of the it 2-W W. Ituoker (Dem.). Il-Robert (Dem.). not an mdoiaein.nt of prlncl- Senator Jobnston, of Alahama. will share of the losses prevents. 12.Oscar F.alloway of the but a .-J. W. Alexandrla (Dem). (Dem » plea by a majority people. ranklng Democratic member <>f P. Booh«r (Dem.). 13-John H. Stephens kkiiH of fa.-tlonal dlfferencea ln the Re- be the "DiaUncihtly lni,oiio*l" 4.(Tharlee (Dem). 14.James u Blayden (Dam.). the Committee on Milltary Affairs. He The Nntional Cash Co. 6-Wm P. Borland Garner (Dem). publlcaa party. ___.. more or conserva- Regisler (Dem.). If.John M. tl e Republlcana were defeated has alwaya bSOB lesa 6-C. C. Dicklnson it__W R Bmlth (Dem). Although will not the 7-C. W. Hamlln (Dem.). F. Garrett (Dem). everywhere, the Democrata begln tlve, and has supimrted plans Dayton, Ohio l^ooaaa (St 8.D. W. Hhackelford (Dem). At large-D. W. Bammer (Dem.). thelr adminlstration with nelther the pub- of the Democratic Houae to cripple the w&fmmtf^pZ**** 8.<'liamp t'lark (Dem.). At large.Hutton lic aentlm.-nt nor a popular majority iu>- He has had actual milltary ex¬ New York Office, S. E. Cor. 28th & Broadway Bartholdt (Rep.). Nevertheleas, all koo.I Itl- army. 10.Rlchard UTAH. hlnd them. will perience. havlng earved as a Oonfed- 11-W. L. Igoe (Dem). reiifl. regardleea of party. cheerfully the Civll War. Brooklyn Office, No. 75 Court St 12.1* ('. Dyer (Ke|>.» In the result erate offlcer during 13--Walter J. Henaley (Dem.;. I-Jpsepli Howell, (Rep). |CQu|eac*