The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
: ','',N|STS GAIN,
hi LIBERALS RULE
|Hk Government Considers
~ liz Fared Better Than
to Be Expected.
IAN, PROMINENT MEN
TO PRIVATE LIFE
i,fes and Nationalists Get
! Few Members for the
. Next Parliament.

h,pN. Jan. 17..-At the conclusion
os Is polling In the general election
TAKES stood as follows,
,us ats 90: Liberals. II; Laborites'
@i ionalists, 10. Net gain for the
Is, 20. 80, -
hovernment Jared much better TO-
tsn their most ardent supporters
a The UuionIsts gained nineteen
NJ iherais four and the Labor
noakInc a net gain for the
e for the day OF fourteen, one less
ev gained at fewer elections on
: Practically assured the return OF
power with a fair majority,
a 6ng the places still TO poll are
T. Scotland and Wales. which al
ssire solidly Liberal. There were
: nv surprises today. Some eS-
! that John Burns, president or the
eoard, would be defeated In B,it-
|, tdivision of Battersea ana Ciap.
ut Burns himself never had any
las to the result.
81 Some Close Fights.
= state officials who had to night
.sir seats and were successful were
Inc Birrell, chief secretary Tor ire
md c. f. Hobhouse, financial sec
Sfo the treasury in Bristol, and Dr'
MacNamara, secretary. TO the ad-
~ In Camberwell. Their majorities
,<reatly reduced. 49,
'fct. this happened all through the
". the huge majorities secured In
howing big reductions In almost
e5es. Indeed. many. Liberals VINO
,1 members of the house of COM
ioy the grace OF the landslide that
have been sent back to private
1.rnong them Is EIamar Greenwood;
, idian. who represented York and
shsldered a prominent candidate for
flee. Another Canadian, Joseph
former premier OF British Column
1as more successful. winning the
r ST. Pancreas, East.
. prominent members defeated in
l.. G. Chiozza Money. apostle Of
-7de. who lost his seat for North
Ilrton, and Will Crooks. Labor lead
'EWoolwich. Sir II Robson. Lib
Endidate for North Kensington.
no get a majority, as did also Sir
: orst, an Administer and at one
u member OF the fourth party,
rrleadlng spirits were A. ]. Bal
Tsd Lord Randolph Churchill,
lie other side. Lord r. Cecil and
aStewart Boles. who ran as free
Z Inionists, failed to overthrow
/ lSnowden, Labor leader, and Sir
q Barclay Blackburn.
a. Doctors in the Game.
drs had much to do with the de-
irClaud Hay. Unionlst. In the Hor-
riIsion of Shore Ditch. His op-
awas c, A. Addison. a famous con-
zzsurgeon. Hay, on the platform.
remarks about the
Y On. and as result the whole
~ turned out to assist DR.. Addl-
hiberals also won back the adjoln-
Astituency OF Haggerston, repre-
Izby the Hon. r. Guinness. Union
- being defeated today by S. G..
n Dor.
ldsist leaders who ran today. includ-
IeJ. Balfour. a. Bonar Law, Wal
ihene Long and Sir William Bull
iouliam being the man who caused
ntsion by engaging In fist fight
10 with a, Heckter at Hammer
v1old their seats by increased ma
q
Some Narrow Marg,,s.
-olling was remarkably close. how
N many constituencies, Fl. +
A ioted barrlster, for example. won
N OF , twenty-siX, while in the
division OF Camberwell. Henry
SGooch. who secured a majority
s,r than 1000 in the recent by-elec-
;alns his seat by q bare hundred.
'P!eral retained his seat by ma
- only ten.
General view OF today's battle