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Y, ALEXANDER HORNE,

FM the past six ygars Mayor °f Charlottetown, Charlottetown’s New Mayor. é The defeated Candidate for the Mayoralty.

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KEENLY FOUGIIT ELECTION ELEVEN RUSSIAN WARSHIPS

THE CITY YESTERDAY ALREADY PUT OUT OF ACTION

The Result for the Mayoraliy in Doubt u||'TH|m[[N [EM] lpH|N[;[SS MM

Last Vote was Polled-The Old Water ` '-

Names of the Crippled Battleships and Cruisers

Three Transports and 2,000 Russian

Troo s I a tured-Russian Re rts

Commissioners Elected by a Large , P 3 P ' P0

of Alle ed Ja anese Reverses.

Vote. _ . S P s

The civic election yesterday was one ci

the keenest ever held in Charlottetown. Notwithstanding the irigidity of the weather, many teams and hundreds ci' citizens were on the street from the open- ina of the polls at nine rloloek till their close at dve and the voting stations, repe- ciaily those in Wards Four and Five, were surrounded by crowds oi people.

By ten o‘clock the e'eotion of the old

Water Commissioners was assured; and throughout the day they continued to in- crease their lead till they had totalled up very large majorities at the close of the poll.

The contest for the Mayoralty between

Alexander Horne and Dr. Kellv was the keeaeet of the day. In the forenoon Mr. Home _ was in the lead, by one o'cinclr there was verv iew votes between the candidates. From one till ilve the rush at Ward Five was so great that the total mayoralty vote at the poll coulzi not be ascertained by the clerk who was rushed with his work.

At three o`oiock Dr, Kelly was ninety-

two ahead in Wards One, Two, Three and Four and everything depended on the vote in Ward Five. '

Thus the result was unknown until the

close oi the polls, and each candidate and his workers were stimulated to exert their beet eiiorhs and (sw were the avail- able voters who did not poll their votes.

In Ward Four, B. C. Prowse took the

lead in the morning and his election was never _in doubt. Thomas Taylor. on the other hand, dropped behind and continued to lose. The iight or the ward was between OolonelS`Awartnnd P. S. Brown. The former led for the iirst hour but Mr. Brown cams to the iront beiors noon and continued to incrsass his lead till Ive o'oicok. `

In Ward Five, Messrs Paton, Hooper

and Rogers were the Iavoritias and their slsctlon was conceded shortly after be- glnalua of the eiaosiou. . Aa the time tor the oicse ot the poll ap- proached the oxcitsmsat grew more in~ tsuss and large crowds besides many teams surrounded the polling booths. As the results wars announced the success- inl candidates wan greeted with cheers while hundreds read the elections returns 'on The Guuardlan

ENORKOUB GROWTH.

E i Dr. Ohaae’s Kidnsy~Liver

Piii:“w:r=‘Ii°rst introduced mths public as sam have mia .i1;=\=_as»d. wh Rf l’.",l's'$e% his but enamel' 'sirpx

smarkable ciency, as

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onlletin board alew minutes later. The iollowing is the vote: -

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228 218

Horne

139 114 114

Ward One Ward Two

Ward Three ,

Ward Four 340 Ward Five 798 _

1505

129 234 T09

Total 1518

Majority ior Kelly 18.

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Ward Four-

Prowse 405 Brown 328 Stewart Z6! Taylor 134

Ward Five-

Hooper 793 Paton 777 Rogers 71x Wheatley3'74

WATER COIIIHSS IONKRS.

The vote for Water Commissioners was

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Crabbo!...... . . . . . . . Douse......... .--~~-1093 ll(oGregor..... ~-.M1525 Campbell. Weeks . . , . . _ . .B75

THE NEW COUNCIL BOARD.

Mayor-Dr. F. F. Kelly.

Ward T-D. O. M. Reddin. Ward 2-Angus McDonald.

Ward 3-W. W. Clarke.

Ward 4-B. C. Prowse, P. S. Brown. Ward 5-D. L. Ilooper, James Pat-UD.

Beoj Rogers. Jr.

Water Commissioners-S. W. Crabbe,

H. O. Douse, Chas McGregor.

DR. KELLY INTERVIEWED.

Dr. Kelly, the sucoessiul candidate

for the hlayuralty when called upon by The Guardian representative at his home last night was reoeivinl NIO congratulations oi his friends on _tha success oi his campaign in the dit!- Naturally, Dr. Kelly was elated at his victory and felt proud at the honor which had been done him by the electors of UI|lrl0fM- town. In answer to a request fora statement from him to the citizens through The Guardian he rablicd hi would preierw say nothing at thepsn- sont time. Dr.Kslly in concluding re-

ksd that The Guardian had oppos-

way Accident

D. C. Fraser Appointed Judge- Electlon Act Amendments at Toronto-Mail Clerk Under

I Arrest.

THIRTEEN DEAD AT AENPRIOR.

are dead as the result of the of the C.P.R, collision at Sand Point near Arnprior.

n. v rnasnrv. tram: aunon.

Hon. D. C. Fraser, M. P., for Guyshoro

is appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia in place of Justice Henry

superannuated.

The writ for Guysboro will be issued

at once.

-ras: 1‘oaoN'ro i.ams1.a'rvRs.

Toaorzro, Feb. 10-(Special)-Several

bills have been introduced in the Legis- lature amending the Elections Act.

ron srnanruo TEN rnousaun.

Wrmvxrsu, Feb. i0-(Special)-A mail

clerk named Wilcox has been arrested at Moose Jaw, charged with stealing a

package containing ten thousand dollars

ALEX. HORNE'S STATEMENT.

When The Guardian representative

dropped into Mr. Horne's cmce last night a large number o! his workers were present discussing the sleetlcn. In conversation with The Guardian Hr. Horne rslerrod to the fact that he was the third candidate for Mayor- alty who had been dsieatel alter occupying a sent in the Council. In spanking of Mr. Horne's previous work on behaii of thacity, the reporter inquired as to the time he had been at the Council Board and was told that hs drat took asset in 1077 and has been a Coun- cillor fornearly twenty-ilve yearn sinos that time. Hr. Home isle assured that he had rsosivtd the support ol the maiority of the hettsrj, class of voters in the sity and wsaprond ol the number ol representative

mar ea aim snrias tha murals" Wi D0* could say what it liked about him.

1*i§.‘2l.;‘l"’3li‘“‘.§§§.3£Z*$l‘“§.3 UNIQN BLEND TEA IS THE BEST,

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tnIi` d ° ken all over East- I HARRY W. aeronm 1-, impoffefanrieidef, _ _ _ s....;.1..,N.B

The Result ofthe Recent Rail ,August Ceremony at the St.

' -Four Royal Processions-

George s Windsor Castle

p King Edward Gives away the Bride

Seven Flremen Injured at Fire.

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Orrawa, Feb. 10-(Special)-Thirieen,

Company, destroyed that plant and the'

msn who had stood by him.

PRINCESS anion Maanisn.

Lormors, Feb. l0.-(Special)- Prince

Alexander ol Teck and Princess Alice oi Albany were married at St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Kino cava 'rua imma AWAY.

The Archbishop oi Canterbury assisted

by other clergy emulated, and |l(ing Edward gave away the bride.

r~'oUR norai, Pnouxssrous.

The ceremony was very elaborate and

brilliant.

There were four proeessions, those 0f`

the Queen of Wurtemberg, Queen Emma oi the Netherlands, King Edward and Queen Alexandra and that oi the bride. I

SEVEN FIREHEN INJURED.

Cmcaoo, Feb. -(Speciai)- Fire in the

buildlnp occupied by tha Chicago Table`

plant ol the Chicago Picture Packing Co., and the Winter Meyer Company, Scvenl

ilremen were iniured,

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THE CRITICAL TIME OF LIFE

ls between the years oi titty-seven and

sixty-two. Naturs`s power slows down,‘ vita ity becomes less, and the progress ot decay se‘s in. A means of extend na old

nv and renewing docreasinp visor is to ta e Faanozorm aiter mea s. Ferrorone keeps up the appetite and in the forma- tion oi red,vital‘sing blood, imparts clear- ness to the tiring brain, force, energy and spiritsjuit when they are needed most. To take Fsrrosone regularly means add-

ing from ten to twenty years to life. L r|rsboxesli0c nr6 boxes lor £2.50, at grugsists. or Ilolaon &: Oo , l logstnn,

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nn. na\sr|.'roN`s rrnns ana cimram.

CIiICAGO_lAIiKETS.

Omoaoo, Feb. 10. - (Special)- Fab. Wheat Dill llay Wheat -

thousand troops.

_Tapanese vessels injured.

cruiser Variag and the torpedo

A RUSSIAN CANAKD.

AND STILL ANOTHER.

land campaign in Manchuria.

IAPS CAPTURE TWO THOUSAND RUSSTANS.

TOKIO, Feb. lo-(Special).-Three transports of the Russian

volunteer fleet were captured oil the Korean coast with about two

ELEVEN RUSSIAN VESSELS DIS.-\BLED_

A summary of the Russian losses in the first twenty-i'our hours

shows that eleven Russian vessels have been put out of aqtign and no

LIST OF THE (‘.RIPl-‘LED SHIPS,

These are the battleships Retvizan, Caesaravitcli. and Poltava the

armored cruiser Boyarin. the cruiser Pailada. the rrni~ei Noviiir,y the the cruiser Askeld, the cruiser Diana, all at Port Arthur; the armored

gun vessel Korielz. destroyed at

Chemulpo and the guuboat Maudja seized at Nagasaki.

VLADIVOSTOCK. Feb. I0-(Special).-Private and unan-

thenticated advices says the Japanese have been routed on the Yalu River and that the Russians have occupied Cheniulpo in Korea.

It is also said the Russians have gained a decisive viciory at Port

Arthur, crippling three japanese Warships and four torpedo boats.

BRITAIN WILL BE NEUTRAL

LO_NDO_N, Feb. Io»-(Special).-A proclamation of British

neutrality will be issued tomorrow.

The Japanese minister says Japan intends waging an fggresslve

PUTNAII/l`S PAINLESS CORN EX TRACTOR.

Is the only remedy of standing that is guaranteed to cure corn.. and warts without pain. insist on having only “Pur.nam's;" it`s the best.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Don’t walk lp town to your tes to~

night. Call at Zion schcoiroom and have a good square tempting me-ni for only 25:.

- Lamls, please send your contributions to Zion achoolroom this aiternoon not later than 2 o'clock.

-At the meeting of the Natural history

and Antiquarian Society this evening the discussion on Radium will be opened with a paper by W. P. Donll. All are invited. An interesting time promised.

Blcyclists and allathletlcs depend on

-' can say -‘ can - -' rn-ir sims rm -

BENTLEYS Linimsnr. to keep their joints limbsr and muscles in trim.

BAD OUTLOOK IN AFRICA.

Lounos, Feb. 4.-A blue book on South

Africa issued contains n pessimistic de- spatch from Lord lililner, British High Commissioner in South Airicb, in which, referring to the Transvsal Legislaturcs approval ol! the introduction cf Chinese labor, Lord Milner says he rolli» zes the gravity of the siiuation.

PEOPLE OF THIS PLACF.r

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healing and antiseptic powers. More r»-- putnbie people have en creed Dr. Chasc`s Ointment than any preparation you can mention.

-Apron°, pinaiorer, handksrcheis,

cushion covers, chiiflrerrs dresses laundry haga and numerous iancy articles at the Zion Church sale today.

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