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To Settle North 'Sea
Outrage-Britain will
Choose American,
Russia a French
Admiral.
The Text' of the Verdict
Given at the Coroner's
inquest into the Deaths
of those on Fishing
I Vessels."
A i-oiuuissxoN or rrvr. `
Sir. Pa-rsasnuac, Nov. 2, 2 p. ni.---(Spec
iali.-It is iiow regarded as almost certain
iliiii the Anglo~Russinn Commission will
sit in Pars and be composed of live
naval officers, one Russian and one
llritish, each power to chore another
member and the four to select n fifth.
}l|tl’l`ISH AND RUSSIAN ADMIRAL.
ltus-la has practically nauied Admiral
Kasnakoff and Great Britain Admiral
Sir Cyprian Bridges. Although the later
.selection is not absolutely settled.
F it HNGH AND AMERICAN-
Great Britain has expressed hex' ln-
ii-iiilon of asking that a United Staffs
oiliccr sit,on the Commission whereupon
liiissia announced that she would select a
l"i‘i‘uuh officer.
_\i.\ \' SELECT Duwxv.
'l‘hcre is a strong intl_matloi3 that Great
ariiiiiii will invite Adiiiléliii'Dewey to iid
one of the Commissioners '
T-ici¢~oNNEL clvas oourmauon.
fliliceriof such a character as those
mentioned insure the acceptance of the
iliiiiings of the Commission by both
iiiiantrles and the world.
'rim iisouiziir vi-rimior. _
HULL, ENG., Nov. 21(Spe.~ia.l)-“Tliat
George Henry Smith and William
Iicugetli were at about 12.30 a. ni. Oct,
22nd while out fishing with trawls aboard
the British steam trawler Crane, with
Board of Trade inarks exhibited and
ri-irulation lights turning, killed by shut
ilrcil without warning or provocation
from certain Russian war vessels at u
distance of about a quarter of n mile."
Tan rum. 'raxr Given.
'l`hc above is the text of the Jury‘s ver
vcrfllct at the Coroner's inquest today
on the victims of the North Sea tragedy.
Felt L
  Th°“3h Y°“ "Y" l"*“'l"*§ S-V‘l““y "°“' nnsimvom nuntrs, 17 Dnowuln. wa ments' in 1908, but recover- R°5““'""‘ m*"‘““"°
iroke do Y _
“ml YW’ “°l'l"e l’“"u“ll"“"°" in me “ 'mi Wm TON SMBM Nv C Nov 9_(sDed&U ed sufficiently to appear at Drury Lane at TORONTO, Nov 2,--(Special)-Preniicr, Bl°Y0ll*‘V* and *ll Hlfhlelres delwnd °“
ci ti ` tu “ * °
- oi' our asso a on must _as n na ra l v ' - - 'I ‘ ChristmM_ Hlsmalldy recently develop _RUSH before the and of the week will Mk'llENTLEY'S Linlment to keep the joints
sequence cease, yct we liclicve and trust -Seventeen people are kno~.\n to B ed E am limber and muscles in trim.
`assoclatloii was first sugizestcd hy you,
and our first annual display of cut (lowers
Tiir ANGLo-RussiAN.  lililliliiiiii THE iviii<Auos BiRTiiDAY   
; COMMISS   _ iN _ iiviiiiiiii
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 ion Ai>i>o TED Poiu ARTHUR 5 DAY or uooivi
At a meeting of tho City Inipro\'cmen‘
Association in the Board of Trade Rooms
Sydney on Tuesday afternoon, called for
the purpose, the following iiililrcss wus,
read by vice-president H. H¢»McCurily:
Improvement Assoclati0i1.s‘iXtlii93'.l‘§¢§.$
Dear Sir,-The ofiicers and members of
the City improvement Association: of
Sydney have learned with regret that you
are leaving Sydney. During the present
your this it soclatiou wus orgiiiiizcil and
active work towards city improvement
was begun. This was arcoxnplishcil
largely through the cntliu.~iiai~iti<~ interest
you per-onull: displayed in the innvcs
ment. and the success which has ui tendcdi
our initial efforts to nuuko»of Sydney n
“City Beautiful" has been in it vciy large
measure duo to, your constant and in-
spiring ei’i`orts to further the alms for.-
whicli this association has been foiincd.
Particularly do we Wish to icfcr to th -
work you have accomplished among thc
pupils of the sevcraldepartnicuts of thc
public schools. which has been the
mgimn of hiulng these young people lake
s. very great interest indeed in ihe plant-
ing and caring for the trees, shrubs, i tc.,
both about their school ami home grounds.
In educating the youth of our city in this
regard you have liiid for us the best
foundation for successful work in city
improvement.
The holding of a llowcr show by this
REV. S. J. WOODROOFE
HONORED BY SYDNEY
Rev. S J. Woodrocfc, President City Y°“ l"""° hge" °s"°Cl“l°‘l'
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' (Sgil,) H. H. McCunnv,
REV. SAMUEL J. WOODROOFE
The new rector of St. Puul`s Church Cliarlottetown who will arrive tomorrow.
interest lu the work of our association
and when in thc years to come you may,
as we sincerely trust you will, visit our
city, you \vill rejoice in any progress we
have made in this great viork with which
Please convey to Mrs _Woodrcofe our
earty appreciation of all she also has
done to aid us in the laudable work which
we together have unilertaken. We w_lll
watch with genuine interest your labors
in your new home, ami on nclialffof the
meniliers of this ussociatioii we extend to
you nnil Mrs. \Voodroofc our very best
wislivs for your future happiness.
Belli‘vcus,sii', when \\'e say that wc
deem it an especial honor to have you oo~ ‘
cupy the position of the first President of
this uszsociation.
Signed on behalf of the City improv: ment
Association,
Vice-Pres, and others.
ilililllillll llUllSl i
illlllWNllii§ Mill
Appalling Accident in Salem,
N- C----Seventeen Victims
Majority- Sir William
uo.\'n PARTY sUsTAiN1sD.
Sr. -1onN’s, Nrnii., Nov. 2.-The 0|;
positlon now admit the re-election of the
Bond Government.
The Premier estluiiitee his likely follow-
ing to vary from 21 ti 28 seats.
i»‘irT1¢aN To Two.
He has Bfteen in sight now while the
Opposition have secured only two, and
the remaining nineteen districts in a
House of 36 where count has not yet start
eil, though containing some supposedly
Opposition constituencies, may afford as
great surprises as today.
sm W. \varrr:wAr nm-‘i~:A'i‘sn.
S0 far th.~ Govcrnuient have swept the
board.
Sir \Villlam Wiiite\\'ny, former Liberal
Premier and now joint Gpposition Leader
is at the foot of the poll in Harbor Grace,
dragging his colleagues down with him,
although the district was regarded as an
Opposition stronghold.
ooomunon ALso nnr~'EA'rsD.
lt is now believed that the defeat of
Mr. Goodridge, the other Opposition
leader, in Plucixntia, where the count
begins tomorrow is equally as certain.
Minister-ulists are surprised at the utter
collapse of the Confederate combination.
LATER.
morrrnnn To rivn -
St. .lohn's, Nfld. Nov. 2,-(Special)~iic-
turns so far give Bond 18 seats and the
Opposition 5.
Thirte§n"distidotsi&l`rave not been counted
yet.
ut this place early today.
A HOME human.
One of the brick walls of thc reservoir,
collapsed, burying the home and familyl
of lllartin Peoples.
A MILE DsvAs'rA'rmD.
A million and a half gallons of wateri
were released and over a mile of territory
was devastated.
nx'mN'r or Tun DAMAHE.
'Thirteen residences were destroyed and
it is impossible at this timp to state how
many lives have been lost.
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To-uA\i'§_ Piioss.
Westerly winds, fair with alittle higher
temperature.
DAN  DEAD.
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The battle is almost ended and
the Liberal hosts all over the
Dominion will go to the polls to
morrow with full assurance of a
splendid triumph from Atlantic to
Pacific. The outlook is bright for
a signal victory in esyeiy Province
cf the Confederation, in British
Columbia, in Manitoba, in the
Territories, in Ontario, in Quebec;
in New Brunswick; in Prince Ed-
ward Island and in Nova Scotia;
the banner Liberal Province of the
uominion, In Nova Scotia the
Liberal Party at the outset were
confident of victory and thelcsndi-
dates of Sir Wilfrid Laurier have
fought the battle with an energy
and enthusiasm seldom equalled
in the political contests of the past,
The resultwill show the popular-
ity of the Liberal leaders and the
country’s approval of the states-
manship of La\.:ier; Fielding; and
their able colleagues. There is not
a safe Tory seat in the Pr-vyince;
and it would surprise no Libeial
in close touch with the political
centres if Nova Scotia returned a
solid phaiaux for Laurier and
Fielding.
Telling victory for Laurier and
Fielding _from ocean to ocean;
Reports from all the Provinces
presage a magnificent triumph for
the Liberal Party which will go
back to power with an increased
majority; Liberal hoes go to the
polls confident of victory; Laurier
and Fielding will win a signal
triumph in 'Nova Scotia Tomor-
row- There is ncta safe Tory
seat in the Province.-Halifax
Chronicle.
PHiMllH HUSS
Wlii illSSlliVi,
The Legislature this Week-
Commissioner Coombs S-A-
. he Drury Lime ~ _ .- . . , 1 F . B H .|
is an augury of what splendid results mu. - Pflllclplll li"~l`“0l»l0“ at 5 _ tish Isles, “ill suti tc( na oo . i, u in
bil 0\lf'B\l\€d lil HHH P05900” ll* me yew*  pnnwmlmes for many yours Blhlgluée mow'  loaves Canada Nov. 29 to lake charge Of
1 i ~ l ll l l s our t .___
go by _-__ llioét/tl(til1ilsuili(orh'ln;(i)>lfull1(el:£ lllllnre lileirih mc' Arm-V in ul" Ulmcd Smwx'
-Sustained bi a Sweeping THE 'ELECTION RESULT
.whiteway ,, |_-out of ' Predicted by Two Prominent Party Organs---Both are
the Poli. Sauguine of Success in Todays Contest.
(Haul-‘Ax Hicizalm.)
Tomorrow this country will
decide by a comfortable majority
in favor of R L Borden. This
announcement cannot be made
with too much positiveuess or
believed with too much confidence.
More than at any other moment
since the opening of the campaign
is it manifest. at this eleventh
hour that the people are deter-
mined to have a change. Let
theie be increased diligence in the
canvas, let every possible vote be
recorded and let the utmost vigil-
ance be exercised at the polls.
Above all, be particular to see that
the ballot boxes are properly
sealed. The Conservatives of
Nova Scotia are ready for
the fray. hopeful and confident
of taking a majority of the seats in
this province for R L Borden.
Prince Edward Island will send
three, if not its whole contingent
of four, as supporters of the
Liberal-Conservative policy in the
next parliament. The news from
that Island is particularly cheer-
ing. Ontario and the west will
'givea vast majority- Quebec is
in the anti~government slump;
with the rest of the country. It is
a mistake to imagine that_provl;i_ce
wedded io me ideas and the poiiay
and the record of this adminis-
tration.
One Day more and Borden will
be Triumphant; R L Borden’s
majority in parliament will be
substantial and sufficient; one day
more and Borden will be triumph-
ant; Victory will come with to-
morrow’s Sun; All the signs point
to a comfortable majority for the `
Liberal-Conservatives and R L‘
Borden. who will win the Premier-
ship and the People's Rights will
be preserved- Sir W. Laurier’s
Quebec Organ makes significent
admission of many reduced
niajorities.-- Halifax Herald.
dissolve thi- Legislature preparatory to a
gcncrni election.
HALVATXON ARMY CHANGES
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W0!Il0!1’B Ffllii El&Si.l0 thin' Y°“ Wm “ml ""\l‘W“l“ fl Pe‘"“°““l drowned and many more are missing as _ we consent" OHM Lmutenunt Gowrnorto
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Women’s Felt Bus-
lkius 500
Women’s Felt, Bus-
ins Goloshed, 680
lnhmts’ Felt Boots 250
ul li D°n_
gola Golosheii,§ su-
_PLANT
_,r1AszARD fc. Moons; ,
We have a very choice stock of HOLLAND
BULBS in Hyacinth, Crocus, Narcissus,
Tulips, Freesia, Lily and Iris. '
Roman Hyacizithsif planted now will bloom at
A-A. .AACHRI TMAS
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BULBS
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la a uymptom of Kidney
Disease. A 0"-km
doctor hu said: “I sul:
yetmiidaapouli-mortamov
amlnntloniineoloot death
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:mat fax- "lk: Kidney
f nisdicinswhlchwuilrncn
thqmnrket, most lucene-
(ul_ for Heart Dinan and
all Kidney Troubles, lad
hos! widely Imllltod ll
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Marine Insurance
Eng., Mannheim
Otilce 33, Queen St.
jPi.11s
Hamann
Insurance
Mannheim, Lloyd’s Underwriters, London
England. Hulls, cargoes and freight insured.
Live stock insured .against all risks. Hull
policies free of restrictions.
nd man 8: Co.,
Company of Liverpool
Insurance Company of
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Russian War Office
is Greatly Depressed I
General Nogi Con-
fident of Success
at Next Assault.
Futile Efforts to Brighten
Russian Hopes With Re-
cital of Stoessel's Gal-
lant Defence---Fall of
Fortress Near.
RUBSILN “VAR OFFICE llEl’Rli`SSl£D»
ST. Pifrizusnuso, Nov. il, 1*/.46 a. m.-
(Special)-The official reports from 'i`ul lb
describing the desperate assaults on Port
A ri hur beginning October Z6 have created
a visible depression at the War Office'
oi'.N. soo! cuairiuisnr.
The sustained cliaruc-ter oi' the ‘om-
bardtuent with :lege guns and the breach-
ing of the wall by underground mines
and also the fact that the -lupuncsc iiov-
ernnient after weeks cfs1lcii\cic,.ardlui¢
the operations ol the beslegers has ,ivcn
out these reports before actual success
has crowned their efforts, convinces thu'
inilitaiy authorities that after long lu"
paration (len. Nogi is not only n.ulir',`
supreme effort to curry l.!.c fort{r'?:’ .L
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feels con lideiit of success. pyllngg 
FOR A BIRTIIDAY PRESENT
They 1. time tl? 1y3g._\,<
‘T-the _ announcement nt
ot the fortress to be madg
upon the birthday of the Mikado
tomorrow, which by a strange coninoi-
dence is thc twcntietll anniversary of
the accession of Eniperor .Nicholas and
a great ltiissiiui holiday.
A DAY or FATE.
Toniorrowlliereforc is c\'pi-i~lc~l to he
iuarkedhy fate for ii. day of rejoicing,
either for ilussia or Japan :iciording 8.8
the ussaultsucceeds or fails.
Pom" An'rliUH.`s FALL. is sizan.
The \\'ar Ofliuc is trying lo liriiilitcu up
the Russian hopes with references to the
long and successful ilcfcnce Licut.
General Stocsel has thus far conducted
but things have now reaciieii such
a pass with the ;;arri.~aon and
the character of the present
attempt upon the fortress is evidently so
rletcriniiied that. the authorities frankly
admit they would not he surprised if the
end niis_pt___liii_iid.
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and pgggeil plants was held in Scp'e1u‘cr ___ , nouucod tliai. Commissioner Coombs, in An
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This event proved hlglily successful, and and Mile Lellglh of De LONDON, Oct. 31.-“Dan Leno, the ceed Eva Booth ln cliargi-of thc Salvation Army in the llri- l  vig
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