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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS ?
Do You Fear ConsumptionP

When we take into consideration the
fact that one out of every seven in this
climate die Of consumption. is 1t any
wonder that IT Is feared by the people
OF Salt Lake City who have weak lungs
and chronic colds and coughs?
A famous London physician has for
years urged his patients, when the
slightest tendency to consumption ap-
peared, to take the best cod liver pre-
paratlon they could find, and physicians
everywhere have recognized that the
Gods liver contains curative values for
coughs. colds. bronchitis, consumption
and all wasting diseases unequalled In
medicine, but. unfortunately, few could
take and derive any benefit from old
fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions on
account of the indigestible grease which
they contain.
Mr Druehl OF Druehl & Franken. our
local druggists, says we want every
person In Salt Lake to know the value
Of our new cod liver preparation. Vinol.
1t actually contains in a concentrated
form all OF the strengthening body
building elements of cod liver oil actu-
ally taken from fresh Gods livers, with
out drop Of oil or grease 10 upset the
stomach and retard It's work.
Therefore. where old-fashioned cod
liver oil or emulsions would do good.
Vinol will do far more good We guar
antee Vinol will improve the appetite.
strengthen digestion, make rich, red
blood, create strength, cure chronic
coughs and colds and strengthen weak
lungs. If Vinol fails to give satlsfac-
ton, we return your money without
question" Druehl & Franken. also
Smith Drug Co, Druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Evils Resulting From
Constipation
How This Trouble May Be Readily
Corrected.

You are drowsy. heavy, Ioggy. lack en-
ersy-every eXertion is an effort-your
mead Is not clear and 1t is hard to think
you have a full and oppressed feeling IN
your stomach and bowels-au vour l,r,h,
and body ache-ln fact, life seems baroI,,
worth hVing under such conditions. Ask
yourself DO your bowels move regular
ly?' If you feel as above your anowor
VIII be 'NO"-that is the cause of yo,r
troubles. If not properly corrected ,hIa
condition will lead to much more sor,ows
disorders OF the blood and body due TO
she PoiSons In the waste matter which
should be promptly carried Off And AiVn a.
Sss seems & so foolish to suffer when Nature -
mas provided her own wholosome and oa.
tain remedy In the pure Mineral ia'cer- iu Ger
r',,'mS aversGHU H,UNfApI JANoS-from the fas
OF this Wonderful water drunk on aria,n.l iIrul
IN vhe morning Slightly warmed for bnSss
IeSultsl VIII give YOU within an bn,,,'
nenghttplly nan; Tbis PIE pleasant and copious move
your appetite and mako n new aiPcn
you. Try 1t and see At all Drnems ol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Extra Fine Bout.

The hrst extra fine bout was that between
Harry Barnes and Jim Briggs both salt Lake
boys and went for four rounds. Barnes was
rather deliberate and waited opportunities 10
land effective punches Briggs was the most
active or the two on his feet, and carried
himself around the ring In good fashion Dur
Ing the nrst round each OF them put in sew
eral swift and well-drcctcd blows and the
gong sounded With honors oven. Shortly after
the gong sounded for the opening OF the
ond round blood flowing freely from the
noses Of both boys. Both took their punish
ment good -nnturcdly, and again honors were
even. In the third round Briggs seemed some
what tired, caused by his excessive jumping
about, sometimes from henvy body blows and
other timos from HIS choice In eludsng heavy
slams. Barnes got In a nice left hook TO
BriggS's Jaw and the latter fell on his knees
He took the count TO three. He arose and
began to retallatc with fast blows when the
gong rang. In the fourth round both men
did some clever work, landing several effective
blows. The judges decided that the contest
had been an even Set-to and draw was an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
BRYAN LEARNS THINGS
Greatest Surprise Is Filipinos' Use of
English

SANDAKIN, Borneo. Via Manila
Jan. 1S.-After leaving the Philippine
Islands on his way to visit India, w ].
Bryan made the following statement TO
the Associated Press:
My visit to the Philippines has been
very interesting and instructive, and
appreciate the facilities afforded me by
the civil and military authorities for a
thorough investigation of the Filipinos
This has enabled me to collect much
knowledge which / hope TO use for the
benefit of both the American people and
the Filipinos.
The promise given by the rising gen
Grafton OF the natives TO use the En-
glish language surpasses my expecta-
ton more than anything else.
My Views regarding the independ-
ence OF the islands have not changed 8"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
SPRY IS NO LONGER
CONSIDERED, IT'S SAID
Utah Senators Expect to Get
Together on Patronage
Very Soon.
Special to The Tribune.

Special Ia The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. C. Jan. Ex-senator
Smoot's bill extending the time for
homestead entry in the Uintah reserve
until May 10 was favorabIy reported from
tho House Committee on Public Lands
today Representative Howell introduced
bill TO grant service to the Utah In
dian war veterans OF the Black Hawk
war, 1S62-IS Eu.'r.i
Senators Smoot and Sutherland expect
TO be able to announce their recommen-
dations for all Utah Federal Offices In a
few days These are United States At
torncy, Marshal and Register and Re-
ceiver OF the Land Office. In which they
expect to concur. The recommendation
by Sutherland OF man for postmaster AT
Salt Lake Will be announced at the
same time probably No names have
been disclosed 1t Is now said Spry Is
not under consideration longer for Mar
shall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
WILL COMPETE FOR
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Thirty-Two Enthusiasts in High
School Enter Handball
Contest.

Arrans ssments were completed last evening
at the nigh school Tor two-man handball
tournament In which thrty-two hnndball en-
thusiasts Will compete for high school cham
pionshIps. The following la the name OF each
one OF the contestants and the man against
whom he Is 10 compete In tho first goinc
Iudaon- Walker, Peck Richardson, Blntz-John-
son. II. Richardson Maync, Harris Shores.
Lynn Howard Bird -EloXnnder. stephens
Grant Coates Coombs. Hnmlln Hines. Van
Cott- L0ofoourow Earls- Critchow. Dean
Moon Gladden. -BRmberger, FarnswoTth-
Iaubiy. Flclds-Cottc.
The winncrs OF the nrst and second games
viii compete and tho winner out OF this Will
compete with the winner OF tho third and SO
on until the list is thinned down 10 tho final
game. which VIII be for the high school cham
plonship honors Considerable Interest has
been nr1uscd over the tournament AT the
school and there promises TO be some lively
times IN the hnndbnll lino before tho winner
ia nnnlly thnncd out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Dinner to Celestials.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The commit
tee in charge OF the dinner which is to
be given In honor of the imperial Chi
nese commissioners at the Waldorf
Astoria on February 2, announced
that John w Foster would be toast
master and the speakers would be the
two guests, whose remarks Will be In
terpreted. the Chinese ambassador,
Norris X. Jessup and the Rev. DR., Ar
thur K Brown. The dinner Will be at
tended by both men and women.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
WEATHER RECORD

Weather for today; Rain or snow
Yesterdays report at the local office of
the weather bureau.
Maximum temperature, 10 deg. mini
mum temperature. "a deg. mean tempera-
ture. AZ deg. which Is 10 deg. above the
normal.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since the FIRST of the month, 30 deg
Accumulated excess OF Temperature
since January 1. 80 deg.
Total precipitation from p. m. to s
p m, none.
Accumulated deficiency OF precipitation
since the first of the month. IL Inches.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since January /. IL inches
Relative humidity|at p. m, 20 per
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Bowling Scores.
MORE THAN HELD HIS OWN
Burglar There With Goods When 1t
Comes to Cross-Examination.

Willie Ross. accused OF entering and
stealing a quantity or merchandise belonging
To tho Davis Shoe company. sprang a surprise
Wednesday in Judge Dchrs when he
gavo evidence OF possessing great dcol Of
ability at the bar When Ross wos
ragned nc made unsuccessful attempt to
prove nlibl. saying thot he was registered
at the Lincoln house the night tho bur
glary Is alleged to have been committed, and
when ne had warmed up 10 his subject, be-
cnme eloquent in his argument Ross Lost out
but he made good nghI He held to the
crlmlnMl court In L.nlA OF slnl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
FRANKLIN ON MOROCCO.
Action on His Recommendation Was
Long DELAYED

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-Two societies held bnn-
qucts at the Hotel Somerset tonight and lis
tened 20 addresses I'm memory OF Benjamin
Franklin. Tho Massachusetts, society OF tho
Sons OF the Revolution had aa their principal
guest Jules Jusserand the French Embassador
He was welcomed by Gov. Guild. In his re-
sponsc NJ Jusserand spoke OF Franklin's scr
vices diplomat. saying
Little thinking that two hundred years
after his birth. day for day tho question
would tako such prominence in tho councils OF
nations he prepared a treaty with Morocco.
j hope, nc wrote to the President OF Con-
sress on september IL, l7S3 the sending OF
Minister TO tho court OF Morocco. as recon-
mended In my last. has been taken into con
all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Welter- Weight Title in Doubt.

As there were several welterwclGht contests
the amateur championships In that claaJ can
not be decided until another such event as
the tournament IL pulled on As Blair Rich
ardson received the decision over Chick Ray
In their contest. he has the greatest claim up
Tor the utle The other two wcltcrwcight
events resulted In draws, Fred Myton OF Salt
Lake became lightweight amateur champion OF
ltnh, by gaining the decision over Frank
Fullmcr. also Of Salt Lake. and James Royle
OF Ogden Won the bnntamwclght amateur
championship OF the state, I'm gaining the de-
RI ILn.L y. l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Oakland Friday Entries.

First ruco, uturIty course. senIne-AIber-
mario 100, Brcnnus 100, Duclist 10. Silver
hcols loa, Sir Christopher io9. Snlcatc l07
Alice Carey io7. STANDARD lO7. My order lo5
IU2
Second race. mlc and sixteenth. selling
Mr. Dingel 10 Dusty Miller llo. No Remark
l91, Walnut I'M 100. Ripper 1o5, Jerry Hunt
l"1 Frank Woods ioI, TeufeI lO7. Serenity los
Pearlstone l05. Aniard l0j, Ora Mckinney los
Third race. mile and n sixteenth selling
Blackthorn 10, Tropscttcr 10, Invctus lO5.
Mr.. Farnum l07. Leone lo7. San Lutin lO7,
Ray los. Cancjo los, Isthar los, VigoFoso l02,
II. r. Kane lU2.
Fourth race. mile. scllinS-SaIs 100 Head
Dance l07, CotalIne 105. Ed sheridan l0l Ethel
Abbott 9S. Briers IS. Lone Wolf g.. Watchful
Fifth race. Sovcn furlongs, selling-Distribut-
Or l07- Jake Ward lo7, Bountiful l07. Clocho
dor los. Sugden 100. Adirondack lG3 Optmo
loJ Or. Sherman lQ5- Decoy l03 Chnblls lO1,
Dorm l. 90. Lady Athcllng 90.
sixth race, six furlongs-Frank Flittner 40.
J. K. F. llO Royal Colors 40 Hommcrawoy
no St Yolma no. Sea Lad no. Peaceful
Henry i07. Fred Bent lO7. Bolomnh l07 HI
DlneTo l0I, Spring Ban los. Queen Rec los.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Wants Building for Lewiston.
o The Tribune

SDfCTdT
. WASHINGTON p. c.. Jan. 1S-The
Senate committee on Puouc Buildings and
Grounds reported Senator Hcyburn's bill
for Boise and Senator Clark's bill for
Sheridan, Wyo.
IT is hoped now 10 have q public build
Ing omnibus bill. In that event Senator
Dubois will ask for new public building
for Lewiston, Ida
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

I'm my opinion Chamberlains
Remedy is the best made io1
says Mrs. Cora Walker OF r"'
Cal. There is no doubt about H'
the best. No other will cure
quickly. No other is so sure
ventive OF pneumonia. No osn7
pleasant and safe to take I'D
good reasons why it should be "
to any other. The fact is tnati
pie are satisfied with any ouS
having once used this remedy +
by all leading druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
To Check tuberculosis.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-The first deci-
sive step toward excluding victims Of
pulmonary tuberculosis from the public
schools was taken by the Board of Ed
ucatioD last night when that body In
structed all principals and teachers to
report the names OF suspects" to Su-
perintendent Cooley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
First Attain of the Kind.

1t was the Arst anoIr OF tho kind that has
ever been held in Salt Lake city and IT Is
safe to say that II lko events Of tho future
arc pulled on in as highly pleasing fashion.
there VIII be no opposition to such means or
amusement and that II VIII gain great popu-
Iarity, not only among the local sporting elc-
ncnt but the general public, The success that
attended the tournament signal tribute
10 willard Bean. manager OF tho club. and
no was the recipient OF many compliments for
the enjoyment he was the means OF afCordin8
those pcTHOng in attendance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
IMPORTANT.

We incorporate and finance Mining
and Industrial companies. We want
large deposits of Magnesite and Mica
We test rare metals free OF charge o.
K. Investment Co. las Keith block.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
NO MARINE DISASTER
Schooner Bella Went Ashore in Up-
right Position.

MARSHF1EI-D. Or, Jan lS.-Informa
tion received here today Is TO the effect
that no marine disaster has recontlI &C
Cured at or near the mouth Of the linn
qua river. as reported by the steamer Al
lance The schooner Bella went ashore
at the point mentioned by the Allianc.
and lies In an upright position high ann
dry or the beach. 1t Is practically Ger
tain that 1t was this schooner which the
Alliance saw. ' 'ie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
SIGN PEACE AT SAN DOMINGO
Custom-House in American Hands
Hastened Collapse of Revolution.

SAN DOMINGO. Jan lS-A treaty of peaco
between the insureent Generals at Monte Crit
sti and tho Government signed TODAY on
board the American cruiser Yankee This as
surcs perfect tranquility throughout the Re-
public. Monte Crst is In the hands OF
the Constitutional Government forces
Fmiliano Tejera. Minister OF Foreign Affairs
,bn Al Oh tNl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Oakland Thursday Results.

First rice I'VE furlones-Isolation. leo
,knapp), 8 TO l. won: Santa Ray, 1io Foun-
tain). IL TO 2 second; Prominence. 40 Good
,child) II 10 TO- third Time. 03. Atiss Spo-
kanc !Nlumdina. Niota. Kiss Garolcttc. Dan
Scrous Girl, sioyou and Southern Lady IL also
ran.
Second race, nve and a half furlongs-Davld
Boland. los tFountalnls to 6. won. Ira
motor, 100 Gnapp) TO l. second; Yo San,
Ill tAdamsl. IL TO S. third. Time. l.CSN. Tam
o'shanter Shady Lad. Reelista and F. NJ
Brattain also ran.
Third race, six furlonEs-Entre Nous. rOS
,Radtke) ? TO 10. won. Swift Queen. las Her
bcrp, s to ]. second. Mclar, los tRoblnsonl, I
TO l. third. Time. il6A Jcrusha. Macene
Beronicl Edna sullivan. Prlckles and Lady
Ninora also
Fourth race. seven turlongs-Sorrel Top. 100
BusselD. u to l. won. Glcnarvon. Ill
knapp. To ]. second. Mcdicum lilo ,Otlsl.
: 20 /. third. Time, :2A Birdie P Sun
Rose, HipponnE. Henry Luchrmann. Jr, Lc-
and sherry also
Fifth race. mile and nifty yards-DixIc Lad.
i01 tRobinsonl. 10 .. won. Baker. 1OT (Rod
tke). - TO l. second, Chestnut lO7 (Foun-
tainl, 90 to !. third. Time. LIZ, Bird OF
Passage. Busy Bee, Hanault and Harold w.
also ran.
sixth race. mile and g sixtccnth-Critcnl.
l0T LOagucJ, 10 10, won. Eshcrin. les
Ckuappl, I to l. second Hlloc gS down
lng) l. 20 5, third Time l;isS. IanSford
james. Marie j. and ora Mckinney also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Seek Writ of Attachment.

In the case Of Alonzo Kcslcr against l.. A.
CasRdy. a suit for disputed commission for
the sole or salt Lake real estate. which is now
held undcr adviSsmcnt by Judge Armstrong.
tho plaintiff Wednesday made AFFIDAVIT for
n writ OF attachment ngalnst the defendant In
the sum OF Sl6Ol Non sldence OF the defend
ant Is set out as the ground for this procedure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
AMATEUR ATHLETES
At THE THEATER
Tournament Under Auspices of
Athenaeum Club Was a
Great Success.
FIRST AFFAIR OF KIND
EVER HELD In ZION
Willard Bean Complimented for
His Efforts TO Make Tour
ney Successful.

Although II failed to attract great
somblagc II undoubtedly deserved. the
amateur athletic tournament. held ut tho Snlt
Lake theutor Wednesday night under the aus
plcsc Of the Athenneum club. brilliant
success II conducted on n high plane,
In n clean, sportsm0nllkc manner. and 1t was
evident that tho spectators. men and women.
In ATTENDANCE thoroughly cnIoycd themselves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Modus Vivendi HELPS.

Il attribute the prompt collapse Of the in
surrcction TO the Sisor Of the Governmcnt's
military operations. TO tho financial modus
yiycndi which restrained the reYolutIonIs,s
from seZlng the custom houses and 10 tho
fact that the Government is O conRtitutIonnI
The twenty days operations were OK
pensives but not enough so 10 cmbarrass seri-
ously the future civil administration.
Temporary President Caoeres Will Icava To-
morrow for Porto Plntn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Fred Myton Victorious.

Fred Myton of Salt Lake disposed or Frank
Fullmcr also OF Salt Lake. in neat fashion
In n thrco-round lightweight contest. Myton,
although a little out OF condition, dallb-
cratc and his quick work almost caused Full
ner 10 give up In tho third round The lat
tcr's friends. however. called upon him 10
stick to it. and he did TO the bcst OF his
ability. Myton given tho decision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Ring in Swimming Pool.

Somewhere in the Y. NJ C. a. swimming pool
n valuable ring has found q hiding place and
the young woman who lost II. while taking an
evening dip. would appreciate It's return, The
ring was lost Wednesday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Contestants Well Balanced.

II was necessary, owing to tho failure to ap-
pear OF q fow OF the boys who hud entered
the tournament. To rearrangc the programme
In several instances this caused
some OF the contestants 10 be little uncvcnly
Matched but on the whole tho weights OF the
contestants were we'll balanced and they.
well os the spectators onloyed Tho fun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Second "Lanky Bob" "

Jerry Kelly Of Ogden and Art Gardner OF
Salt Lake dishcd up the second draw OF the
tournament three-round go. II was by for
the most cOmicnl event Of the evening due
TO the luugh-provoking tactics OF Kelly He
is a tall. lanky young man and his nancuycrs
at once reminded the spectator of the old man
Of the professional ring, Robert FltZsImmons.
consequently he was dubbed ''Lanky Bob. the
second soon he got Into action He
drew in his shoulders mcwhat and ussum-
ing q rather forward pitch began to step
around just lively q monkey. and In a
manner suHgestIve OF Eltzsmmons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Two Especially Good Bouts.

There were two contests. which were wei
tcrwclPht affairs. and both OF which resulted
In u draw. that were especially good and It
was difficult TO say which could be termed
the feature event Both OF them We're marked
by scientific boxing, and considerable whirl-
wind slugging dGclSlng and gomcness and
eral times provoked continuous applause from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Wish Finally Fulfilled,

"Grcot mems wishes arc usually fulfilled
Fran}tlln'e was. and Congress took his plea
for a Minister into confederation but that
was not In 1888. 1t was IN 1904 that fun
Minister was appointed. Morocco wos. any
how. much In his thoughts. and Americas
taking part In tho present conference might
almost be said 10 be the fulfilling OF desire
OF BENJAMIN EranklIn >,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19
Kills Liberal Contention.

Even allowing that the Liberal candi-
dates were not very strong, as the seats
were practically uncontesteG at the last
general election. and though the Liberal
organization was not as good as in other
parts OF the country, the results at Birm-
insham are Of the highest Importance.
They prove the groundlessncss of the
Liberal contention that this general cleo
tion has killed the fiscal agitation for
generation TO come
Beside showing the confidence Of
Birmingham In Mr- Chamberlain, the re-
suits there go also to confirm what al
ready has been noticed In Isolated con-
tests, that the candidates who openly
professed protectionlst lennings had good
toriouS.
The outcome at Birmingham affords
striking contrast While Mr. Balfour
stands dlscrcdtod as a leader with his
supporters all swallowed up and himself
angrily criticised from his own side. Mr.,
Chamberlain Issued from the contest with
flying colors. His courage TO large eN-
tent JuStlfies him to persevere In his
agitation and he Is In a position to argue
that II was Mr.. Balfour's timldity which
lost the campaign.
A considerable section of the UnIonists
on the protectionist side had predicted
some such result, and IL Is now hintcd
that. the party must in future look to-
ward Birmingham for hope and guidance.
II IL too late for the results at Birm-
ingham to have any great effect on the
campaign as a whole
London Goes Liberal
Many OF today's polls Will not be de-
clarcd until tomorrow, but those pub
lishcd show the Liberal tide stlll runs
strong London has gone distinctly Lib
cral, no less than twelve seats show
Ing Liberal gains. While the total
gains of the Liberals for today number
twenty-five, the Unionlsts have made
only one solitary gain, Viscount Castle
reash having wrcStcd the seat from the
Liberals at Maidstone.
Portsmouth. which had previously been
represented by two Unionists. yesterday
elected two Liberals. and this, despite the
fact that a fifth candidate. a Laborite,
threatened to split the Liberal vote. The
Laboritc. however, came third, with
very large vote. the Unionists being at
the bottom of the list.
The members already elected are dis
tributcd as follows:
How Members Stand.
Liberals, 167; Unionists. %. Laboritcs
81 Nationalists. 50.
OF the twcnty-three London seats polled
today sixteen were won by the Liberals
twelve OF them being net gains.
Among the striking personalities in to-
days election were Sydney c, Buxton
James Mcnamara, the writer on educa-
tional subjects, who were elected by
enormous majorltics for the Poplar d.
vision OF the ower-Hamlets and the
North division of Camberwcll, respective
ly: and John Hennilter Hcaton. Cantcr-
bury; East Vercey, South division OF
Kensington; William Evans Goddon,
Evelyn Cecil Aston Minor Jesse Col
!Ings, Bordcsley division of Birmingham.
Viscount Morpeth. South division OF Blr-
mingham and Ivor Churchill Guest, Ply
mouth who retained their seats
Sir A Conan Doyle, who ran in the
Unionst interest for Hawick Roxburgh-
shire. Scotland. has been defeated.