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5/TESTAP - __,_W_,;_f'f0KL9TfET0WN-PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 'mu nsmiv, uizcimnsr. 15,1900. ' lPlRl¢\2f'l'WD

YESTERDAY’S ELEI

._~_ , . \.\\_ _A \

liberal Government Sustained in

Election Contest

v .I

PRINCE COUNTY ALMOST SOLlD LIBERAL

RQIICCIIS CUIIIIIY $Il‘0Il§ly SIIBDUIIS IIIC GOV€l'I1l1l¢l11 Wllllé

Kings Gives an Upposition Majority-Owing to CIose.D...k 1...... 5.

‘I Vote Some Seats are in Doubt.

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t \. 1

\Vood Island 21

The above district

D011 not heard

dates.

- ._ 1§RiNG`E

&sseeWm”

Nail Pond » Skinriers Pond

Tignisl. St. Louis

Green Mount

Point Prim 16 ,Belle Creek _ 77

TIONSf. y

from

FIRST DI

is doubtful owing to Souris Line Road 39

and special votes Rollo Bay Chapel 25

i IV;l;)i;>:dv\';r;1 alt; last election ln favor of St. Mnrgarcts 43

srriicr.

Gal ant

154 87 114

1) 4.1 6:: 101 72 65 42 :£3 55 Red Point 43

218682

&§S

-' ' North Lake 64 21 71 I M ' ma' P

36 47 15 _ onseivs consrr. f

Priest Pond _

Souris East 40 39

492 682 581 668 Souris River 27 34

sees

Head Rollo Boy 38

Majority for Kickham 48.

t Majority for McLean 3%.

SECON D DISTRICT

ig 3 g ;_1`§j 9_3 ,Birch

Iluote

3 3; 5 McLau lan

Q g gg Peters

Clark

100 94 _ 114

72 Sb. Andrews

135 Peake's Sta tion

62 Lot 39

00_UN1‘Y, T3; QT; _QQ

831%

Bloomfield

Alberton Centre Line Road Fortune Cove

109 155 82 113 165 61

13%

60 32 36

52 83 26 42

Marie

Monticello

Hd.StPet.ersBy.So.39 Hd StPetersBy.No.48

28%

2&&.'£

31 62 75

83 1(1)

Zi lm

755

S$583$$2SiiM¢IB““°

'". PM

FIRST DISTRICT.

i.rnnn.4L

Geo. W. Simpson

Matthew Smith

COHUIIVITIVI

' t

SECOND DISTRICT

Hon. D. Farquharson

Dr. Douglas

THIRD DIBTBWT

J. H. Cuinmiskey

H. J. Palmer, Q. C. ‘

t t é

FOURTH DISTRICT _

3.2.3. .§.°.;. .

5 1 !

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Yesterday was a line winter day. The

rmvincisl Election was quietly conducted és the city though there wasajgood deal of interest displayed in the evening at the Market Hall and Lyceum where the re~ tums were received. Features of the election are that Prince

County returns an almost full quota of Liberals.

Queens County follows very closely.

electing eight Liberals. Tho strength of the Oppositisn is almost wholly in Kin gs County. where perhaps seven or eight Conservatives are returned. The following are the returns so far as known up to to n late hour last night:

CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY. t

5 Hugl on

§ vvhni-

51’ on

5 Jenk in

_ -_

Ward One. last " One, West - - - _ “ Two, East 19 59 11 " Two, West 8 40 13 " Three, East B 67 11 " Three, West 7 40 8 " Four, East Q 103 I9 " Four, Central 10 72 1;! `° Pour. West 25 Z3 21 " Fivo, East (B l$ Z3 48 " Fivo East Cen. 32 76 27 " Fivo,West Cen. 27 ,110 18 `° Five, West. 39 U 27

Royalty East 42 88 17 loyalty West - - -- ~-

22t'€`e§¥II!f5

38223

1 Majorily for Sm

7ll~3\F-'$5

Springton Bradalbaue

Westmorland

Cranoud DeSable ‘ Emyvale

Boushavv

_.1 .. ~I.-vie

Majority for Sim

sncosu

P8011

103 59

28%?

4:1

104

847

on 21.

it 82.

ISTRICT.

£3383 312%?

580765

. } _ A ('57 1011 527 ‘ Majority for Rogers 130.

43 1 Majority for Gallant 213.

69 l sucoxn Drsrnicr.

40 .

82%

McW iams

R'chnrds

Bare ay

- _-

' _

O`Leary Road Coleman 93 111 53 L Lot Eleven 116 185 59 Tyne Valley 80 146 40

McDona d

trmuha

sa§eseseD°\»¢»~ .=»:s:esnsssM°

;}gQGlliJ.nt

New Glasgow Hunter River North Rustieo

South Rustico `

1 Wheatley River 70

North Wiltshire Kingston 7 24 .Milton . 43 North River . Nine Mile Creek St. Cathorine's 4 54 10 10

47 719 270 435

Majority for Farq harson $16.

Haj ority tor Dou as 284.

With two polls hoar from which.

will increase major! es.

Majority for Hughes 147. g THIRD D STmCT‘

Majority for Whenr 482 ' I ijorities are correct, uotwithstandin 3

so hood. '

Qi7EEN's coL':\'1'Y. `

FIRST DI STR ICT.

ie two polls from which returns are no

2;* '(123 Q ,E E.Slrapsou

s»`-'ease Smit-

gS‘fgg,9_-Maison

: sgu ge gcampinii

-.-

- '-

Long River

French River

Clifton

'Granville " Hope River "

Hazel Grove '

A if.-\s1°ii.Y .\’Ec1~:ssI'rY

Mr. J. Wright. 0f126HcPlierson avenue.

Toronto, says:--“I am alwags glad to say a good word for Dr. Chase's yrup of Lin-

seed and Tnigpentine. It has been in use in our family or two years, and we have never found it fail to cure coughs, colds, and chest troubles, It is our regular stand-by." Dr. Cha.se's Syrup of_Linseed and Turpentine is a family necessityiu the

houses of Canada and the United States. 5 cents a bottle. =Familv size tl) cents.

M f F71-' + l

THIS IS THE SEASUN

4, ggi in iskf

Q Po. mer

é McCourt

g McLean

ll Il

Braekley Pt. Road _ .. Brackley Point I '

Covehoad 1

Traoadio Road Little York 57 35 49 Bedford 76 52 92 Trncadio Mount Stewart 58 38 63 Pisqnid 50 42 Monaghan 2. 70 Fort Augustus ' 63 Johnson _River 53 llount Herbert 32 Southport 32

426 oi; I-$7; 529 '

Majority for Cummiskey 48. '

sea. wMuaM- eases assess

Majority for Palmer 85. /.»

If the polls not helard from remain the

same as in '97 Palmer and Cummiskey are elected by considerably increased majorities. ,

i-'oL'nTH i>Is'i‘RIc1‘.`

all

.Forbes

I W o

gg 5°, ;_~ 3 gg Irving

2-’ 2! ti S 81 W00d

gg McLe

Pownal ' 99 Pisquid R‘d,'_Lot 49 52 Cherry Valley 39 45 Vernon River 68 69

Grand View 51 93

Caledonia \

Orwell Cove 34 42 41 43

- AN D- ; ircnirm FILES

UVERSHUES

' g»\¢\Q¢/QQQ Tk. Cliaseis Ointment than by all _other

Mr. O.P. St. John, Dominion Inspector

Of Steambonts, 246 Shaw street, Toronto, writes:-“I suffered for nine years vHi_t-h mhin ties. Afwri-rying manyrqme _|28 in v9,i§,pI _began t0_use Dr. Chasevs Oint inent and it has entirely cured me. More eople have been cured of piles by using

treatments combined. It never fails to

\\'e have the largest stock “’° °"°°`

in the (mtv inode by the ._____ ~ e e» - e~~-

’ _ _ -»~ -7° “*'°`-_

Granby Rubber Co. They are

the best.

;\len’s Overshoes, Ladies’ Overshoes,

busses: 0\.erSh0eS, F ‘ Lorrvos, Dec. 121.-(Special.)-Lord

‘ Kitchener cables that Gen. Knox reports

1 I

Bo s' and Children’s ‘OV@I`- ATTEND

I I x _- _ ' tfromllelvetia he is having a runnini 51093. - - ~ P iight with Dewet who is moving to- '

iviooiurs OW '

},I@h’5 Izubbel-S’ j & wards Reddesburg, Where a column is

` ` ' "'_'_` ready to operate with other British

Lsdieg Rubbers, P “ BK; ¢}{R|5TMA5 _ Made from pun .forcteS_

Bhsseb, Rubbers’ SALE ¢f¢3m Of taftah Bosnssrncxannirrsn roar.

\ HWS' R‘1l’b3"s' ‘ _-T ' s‘fi1i.",..eb""§'n-°h°n.§'§°§5.:§ii°.§°ii.§

` . ‘ I . 1 `, T S j r ‘ng 1 ('h‘1dS’ Rubbers I s n unniedeisrkz £0.96. 315.3 wrt# 1=*~t"“° "1°”°°~

y Granby’s wear like iron. N ope ’ E againsf mm, mum, l

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4_1- _.___ .A.ma._..,_L¢

One poll tofhear

Maine Western

Hs- Ruud Loo 14

Litiorio Hall

Eamond \E¢mond Bay 'Fifteen Point

Wellington

Prrincetown and

i ~ ~ .¢s»fi=¢vriie"~

Indian River '

probably increase ity.

Kensington Travellerfs Rest Freeiown

Ross' Corner Centreville

Newton

bearletown

Kinkora

Cape Traverse

Tryon

St. Eleauors Miscouche

Bothwell

Majority for Ric

fro

THIRD DISTRICT.

McNutt

Let sixteen ‘

416 519 375

Majority for Mt-Nutt 41.

Majority for J . F. Arsennult 6.

\Vitli one poll to

g J nent

..¢

€D i-4

FII-"ll

”° McLeod

Suinrnerside East _ Summerside Cen. 109 377 99 234 Suinrnerside Westl

L-Donald

442 15;! 8

s 434.

289

Majority for McWilliams 137. '

rd m

.*_-" :.1

J.F.H. Arfiena

McDona d

J . F. rsenau t

54 55 73 50 26 52

Sita’

4o so as no sz vo los no j ,as

it as

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Qi S1

FOURTH DISTRICT.

$EE8é%$§€3&

’éss2oesssaE.S-E-Rel

332'¢'»`t5l‘13fS33A“d°"‘°“

§McQuarre

..-

55 48 44 76 59 .A 74 101 65

52 60

503

Majority for J. Read 78

= Moj ority for S. Re

773 425 638

id 85.

DISTRICT.

Godk n

MCNe1ll

D°SRoches

as 5

62 95 43

32 43

Z53 515 195 397

Majority for McLeod 58. Majority for Godkin 118,

KING'S COUNTY.

FIRST DIs'i‘RI<‘T.

gg M

gi Robertson

g 1L°ckha

3 McL

Ill

01111

'r _

each eve;-nn g ____ The belief exists here that the Booin

H pwamm naveanaln evodoll Gen Knox.

. ; ‘ . ~. , = t, ' ;.;;1~fi:1:i.;-»-"‘ »

0 ¢ I .

°““°L¢n,¢ ug- nmuvssuw rumor sirssiumxm.

“»..."'° “~ "Tw,

M-..;._;

347 491 410

Majority For Peters 81 V " Majority For McLaughlin 47. 1

Geo E. Hughes

John F. Whear

'rninn umrmcr ' -

khani

McDonal

McDonald

son

\ Hon. Benj. Rogers

- . Benj. T. Gallant

Baldwin`s Road - - -- -

Victoria Cross 61 Cardigan - 43 ` ' - _ Lame Valley 155 t Hou. James W. Richards

Rwfneath 31 69 35 “ .sinea Mewiiiisms MontagueBridgoN.49‘ 77 32 ~

Dundas 72 79 70

Summerville 17 28 & ‘

I I Hon. Peter l[cNu tt ‘

ses Kc

&~$@€ J.E.

eéssare Mm

334 454 316 423

Majority for, Kickham 18

One poll to _be heard from which may V change the result. . ap” J°°°ePh Rnd

FOURTH DISTRICT E' Raid

Robert C. llclleod George Godkin

Bruce

S 3 Q Q 3 Ahnenx

3 Q?Qgg3§gMcK nno

QQ 5 3 Q Matheson

Whiin Road Cross 52 Montague Bge. So. N St. Mary! Road 53 " Glen William. 43

. we. 1

> a rt-.=.........., . ..

ans 457 321 471 F ~ . 7

, 55 _ , . _

-- -_ -- ~~-- 1 Majority for-,Mntheson20; , i & ih..'du;dd

_ Majority for, Melinnon 4 - 1 ». ,

last neral election McKinnon wl

acl:

, FIET DISTRICT

If the special votes are the same as at ij FOLRTH DISTRWT

D. P. Irving (doubtful) asa. l¢n¢¢n,Q. c. qondill

_L ' cniiuorrnrown. 1 300 .I

of asramcacommr i

v » ».

sscosn nisrmcr -

1 . P 'rnmn msrarcr 6'

J.E. Ili -

M&l0l'lI»] f0l', M. uCD0lll»l‘ 31 i FOURTH

. rirrn nisrnicr ,W

T R KIN (YS WWII

rmsr msrnrcr

at o , SECOND DBTDIOT. o '

A. III-in' .,..,, V~.,,`_‘i’,A»._.`,fV_':.;;.;..`= =..».?» f..- _

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_ K _ < _

H“

C; _ i __ . _ -";_’_“_”"‘“T" D ' ' .V4 . __ 3;; __ mn

S' Jeiik ns

Q El McCorm

3 2; Gordon

g Q Me-Dona

._ i

Take Laxatlvo Brolno Quluino Tablet.

‘ All druggists refund the mono if lt hlls toeure. ic. E. W. Grovosnlgunturols on eooh box.

Georgetown Rod House 55 Woodvillo Hill

Three polls not he d f ,b t d btl

both C0.,,",_¢,;,eS Efectgl? u on ess South African conditions and urged that

-_- 1 all ideas of unoonditiouul surrender be

entrusting the negotiations to Sir Allred Milner. -

j 'rnn oovsiiNuE1<'r`s REPLY.

__= ` The Government replied that they were

or responsibility of Milner. _

TERMS 0F SURRENDER

'Discussed in Commons-' Opposition Views-What May be Done.

RQNNIBG FIGHT WITH DEWET.

.tj sitio ii tilt

ha;mhdS»

l Toeureaeoldiaooodoy. l “ABIT”

Launching I . H Senteners Cross ; ' ' - -=- " *f=‘

abandoned, and the Boers oikrod nomol

D 'i te s. _ 1' 1 I I

E allatieo rlinryce suggested oiforlng some in W

_ terms of ireiieral annesty and oppoootlit alll yi: ”

igiiffii

"§=nhLTu

~....tn. ui ...........‘..°.-nrE§'H§

willing to offer favorable terms of ‘ Ghmrst "I- surrender if it would end the guerilla 15 ` ,h¢laM *Ur r

And May Possibly Again ..L.§.... ....... ... ..... Ji'-` A37

Escape P -'P-""=t S

Qaiter

FANCY GOODS AND TOY

BA ZAA

or1'6Y\ into

new noone.

--- 'ma

8° . ` ll be 5 Johan.

hear from which will d f 1; db 5 g,¢¢_ f `

J. r..i.».~...uit~. mo.. °°° ° ’ '° . I Firm msrnicr

FIFTH DISTRICT

A . ‘