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THE DAILY GIOBE WEDNESDAY STOYEMBER 201001 HAY AND CHOATE COUGHING all" $626000 making $39113000 to date and I rule much In excess of the demands of lthe home market If these industries and the country at large are to prosper It Is obvious that there must be an outlet for the surplus output of our shops and milts It is idle to expect dwellings apartments and hotels while 1 that those nations that are now per cent is for mills factories and I sorbing that surplus to a material de-other manufacturing buildings fgree will continue to do business with us and buy our goods If they be mot Mayor Dennis Mulvlhiil -w hom the I permitted a reasonable opportunity to NIGHT LONG IMS1ND8 PHIPSRIKG THl LUHG5 FOB PHIB- iomi Mcorapoiu mis m- HOW tro PREVENT IT sell theirs in this market- Sooner or later it will be necessary for this gov-lernment to make some concessions in the way of tariff revision or be prepared to risk the loss of Valuable mar- coughed all night is an expression ycm hear dally at this season of the year and these same people are the very ones who dater on will sicken and die of pneumonia or consumption It is the strangest thing in the world that people 'haying a slight pain in the I tions a kvv ih 1 a I A i our you nothing whac peers AMUSEMENTS Xf stomach will rush to the or for medicine but do nothing for a cough that is irritating the bronchial tubes and lungs and making them ready to receive and nourish the germs of pneumonia and consumption which are inhaled dally by every living person i Formerly there might have been some excuse for this but now that tbeUnited States Health Reports and Government I Statistics have pointed out a remedy by which coughs catarrh and consumption can be cured there Is none HYOMEI the new dry air germicide is the only remedy ever endorsed by such an authority and during the past year has reduced the death rate from consumption 35 per cent Coughs Colds Croup Catarrh and Consumption cannot exist where HYOMEI is breathed daily There are ho teaspoonful doses nothing but a little Inhaler charged with HYOMEI A few inhalations at any time during the day or night will allay all Irritation stop the cough and destroy ail disease germs breathed Into the head throat and lungs i HYOMEI costs but $100 either at your or sent by mail and will last one month if used twenty times daily Send for a trial treatment and our book on respiratory diseases Both are free The Booth Co Ithaca that it had been agreed to keep the proceedings seeret He did say however that the 'strikers were not going to use any violence Meanwhile as was stated at -the yard a conference was held in the freight office between some of the officials of the road and representatives of the men who had gone out The conference began soon after the strlkfc and lasted until a late i want to trade with all peoples we are conscious of resources that will make our commerce a source of advantage to them and of profit to ourselves But no wantomtess of strength will ever induce us to drive a hard bargain with another nation because it is weak nor will any fear of Ignoble criticism tempt us insult dr defy a great power because it is strong pr even because it Is friendly attitude of our diplomacy may be Indicated on a text of Scripture which Franklin the first and greatest of our diplomats tells us passed through tils mind he was presented at the court of Versailles It was a text his father used to quote to him in the old caudle shop in Boston wtien he was a boy: thou a man diligent hi his business he shall stand before kings' Let us tsj diligent in business and we shall stand stand see not criwl nor swagger-stand as a friend and equal asking putting up with nothing but is right and- just among our hi the great democracy of na- After concluding Secretary Hay was obliged several times to the applause accorded -him by the diners 1 Governor Odell spoke to the toast State of New York He made It clear in his speech' that he would do all in his power to uphold the hands of Mayor-elect Seth Low and intimated that he strongly approved of home rule for cities Mayor-elect Low -of this city replied to the toast Cfty of New Joseph Choate ambassador to the court of St James was -next introduced after the applause had subsided He spoke with his usual eloquence dwelling mostly on the recent of delegates of the New York Chamber of Commerce to London He enlarged upon the sympathy which had been shownp by the British people at the time of President death and said that not otily had the sympathy been manifested almost every hour for days after the sad event by royalty but that all classes were quite as sorrowful In view these facts Mr Choate said this government was justified in thinking that grief was an expression of natural sympathy Mr Choate Was followed by Senator McLaurin of South Carolina who spoke ot the toast of Monroe Doctrine of the Twentieth The senator said Ip part': report of camion in Manila bay was but the formal announcement to the world Twentieth Century Momfoe but which I call the and os such ifc will be known to future Senator McLaurin elucidated the McKinley doctrine to be as follows: First That as oup manifold productions largely exceeded home consumption the expansion of territory trade Second That as a nation -With a firmly established constitutional government and enlarged national obliga tions we could no longer abstain from participation in the affairs of the world but must take our share of the respon lbilme3- Third That while I maintaining the doctrine 111414 no government on the American continent must be interfered their principle as being that trade is not to be free on one side and fettered on the other that goods arenot to be taken from a foreign country free of duty or at a low rate unless that country takes something from us free of duty or at a low rate ti Governor-elect Albert Cummins of Iowa followed Senator McLaurin Mr Cummins in opening said he desired to speak in a non-partisan manner Prosperity he held to be a comparative term and one that did not imply the furious pace of the last three years He continued in part: into the future It may be said with the utmost certainty that if we hold the commanding position we now occupy and broken our influence in the affair we must retain the exceptional manhood of the republic It U-at once a cause and effect While there has hitherto been an occasional note of discontent the great body of the people have felt that the government has accomplished In high degree the ends for vhich It was organized' But it is easy to see that we are rapidly passing Into another phase of national existence' one in which we must not only concern ourselves with our relations toward other nations and our trade with other lands but must look with Increasing Care toward those laws which are intended to control the relations which our people bear to each other I Some subjects which are now constitutionally local must become constitutionally national! It Is futile to hour As soon as the strike began strikers I creatlnsmarkets fop our surplus prod-took positions near the yard on all sides I ucs and commerce was the only means of and evidently had been assigned to picket duty although they denied it Inside the yards everybody was very quiet Oneof the yard officials himself a the strike said: The men feel that they a big grievance in this case I hear that a new assistant yard master has bem aD- pointed If he in the yard he have any work to do became he get any men to work forhim The strike hps been brought about with or controlled by any European power yet we must cultivate friendly relations with them and be prepared to seek and control our share of the trade of the world Fourth That we should not and could not as a nation safely shrink from the full performance of all the responsibill- ties cast upon us but must move for- confident that the lack' of Hvh'XTI I ward to the fulfillment of our national would hold up the east-tound Federal I -f express at midnight erai propositions embraced in this The Federal Express one of the said the speaker be to trains leaves Washington on I the 20th century w-hat the Monroe Doc-the east-bound trip every day at 4-50 t1ne was to the 19th and is due to arrive in Boston at The speaker spoke of reciprocity trea-7 a the day It comes over the 1 tles a9 one ot the features of thl3 20th Pennsylvania tracks to Jer-Icentury Monroe Doctrine and defined voters of Bridgeport transferred' from the fire room of a manufacturing establish rnent where he had shovelled coal for 30 years to the chair by a majority of 3000 has Jaid down the fd- lowing platform as the one on which he I will conduct the affairs of that city i during his term of serve all the people politicians about me expenses must be reduced No Junkets secret sessions No committee meetings behind closed doors know the value of money I have had to work for it- The taxpayers' money shall be used as if it were mine Every plank In that platform Is sound and his fellow citizens who know the man and esteem him for his rugged honesty and practical hard common sehse predict that he will live up to his own rules to the letter If he does he will furnish a model In some very important particulars for other mayors more polished and ornamental perhaps to follow THE VALUE OF A HUMAN LIFE Thf decison recently given by Judge Gummere of New Jersey affirming the verdict of a Jury returned a ver-dictv of $1 damages against a trolley company one of whose cars ran down and killed a young child has been the subjectof considerable comment and not a ljttle Severe criticism The post tion this legal luminary took was that a life had no assessable value and that therefore the finding of the jury was entirely justified Whatever the soundness of this argument may be as a cold and sordid legal proposition it is certainly repugnant to the average sense of justice regardless of humane and sympathetic instinct But viewed solely in its legal aspect it would seem to be open to attack as not being a righteous Judgment since it leaves but of account altogether what the prospective value of the child might have been had he not been killed before he had attained an age wtien he would have had an earning capacity In a of like kind In New York in which the jury returned a verdict of six cents damaged against an electric line for causing the death of a lad the courts set the verdict aside on this very ground and granted the petition of the plaintiff for a new trial Now Justice of the supreme court of New York -county has taken similar action In a case "brought against the Metropolitan Railway oompany which was sued for having caused the death of a five-year-old boy The jury found for the plaintiff and fixed the award for damages at $300 Justice refused to this verdict to stand declaring that it was grossly inadequate and -unjust He showed that In this case after deducting funeral expenses and other uncontested special damages there remained only about $100 as the value of a human life He then went on to say: terms will tie imposed as a condition for a new trial The verdict Is perverse and the damages arbitrarily and capriejously fixed at such a low figure as to shock the moral sense The plaintiff is In no manner responsible for this miscarriage of Justice and to impose costs as a condition of getting the verdict aside- and granting a new trial Is to emphasize the wrong to which the jury has already subjected him Granting a new trial under these circumstances cannot be regarded as a matter of favor The plaintiff is entitled to the relief sought as a matter of This Is refreshingly wise and flank talk quite In harmony with the canons of common sense and the principles of light to be dispensed from the bench where too frequently the value of human life and limb is when the interests of negligent corporations are Involved appraised at much too low an estimate a characteristic that is not lacking In some of the judges who sit on the Mas sachusetts bench as their rulings in numerous instances will testify A MDMENTUOUS QUESTION The conference of the National association opened in Washington Monday i and its deliberations are i quite certain to attract a great deal of attention The special purpose of this convention is to discuss the subject of establishing reciprocal trade relations with other countries In the Interests of a greater expansion of the foreign market for American products At the annual meeting of this association In Detroit some time ago this matter developed so much Interest and importance in the course tLAhe proceedings that was determ-irvf to hold another meeting at a later date to afford an opportunity for a more thorough and extended consideration of the matter and to invite trade associations throughout country representative of different line of manufacturing In terests to Bend delegates to the gathering' Although In late years there has been a phenomenal development in our export trade a stage has been reached In this movement where other nations whose domestic markets are being Invaded by our manufacturers are manifesting a disposition to discriminate against American products unless this government changes Its present economic policy and adopts one of a more liberal and reciprocal nature with respect to our International trade rela tions i The evidence of this Is to tie found ipot simply tn the utterances of public men and in the columns of the press In Europe but In the more Impressive and tangible action of the Russian government for instance In raising the duty on certain American manufactured wares to a practically prohibitive point as a retaliatory measure and on the more radical step that the German parliament is likely to tlake by enacting the new tariff schedule that has been prepared and which aims directly at the exclusion from the markets of the domain fn wrhich our trade is at present of a very extensive and I I The Daily Globe la published by the Fall River Dally Globe Publishing Co 35 Court square Three editions daily 3:00 3:30 and 6:00 The Globe has the largest guaranteed circulation In Fall River and vicinity hence It is the beat advertising medium SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year $60J Six months 300 One month -60 Single copy 03 Subscription and advertisements received until 6 i Advertising rates furnished on application Subscribers not getting the paper regularly will confer a favor "by reporting at the business office Papers will tie mailed to out of town subscribers free of charge TELEPHONE CALLS Editorial rooms 401-2 Business office 401-3 The Leading Paper A very delightfully muddled condition indeed the political situation is In at present in this city It would furnish plenty of material for a roaring farce on the stage The indications are that President Roosevelt is planning to have a brand new political machine of his own on which few of the engineers and stokers of the old one need apply for a job Under its new constitution Alabama will hereafter have 'the legislature on Its hands but once In four years unless epelcal emergenies in the Interim should necessitate the calling of extra sessions Lucky Alabama I That chap out In Indiana who trted to defraud the life Insurance companies by utilizing a man whom he is sUp posed to have murdered to Impersonate himself has discovered that' he have such a dead sure thing after all The treasury statistics which show large increase in the exports of beer from the United States to the Philippines for the recent quarter testify to the great progress we are making in educating the benighted natives there In the ways of American civilization The project of erecting a McKinley memorial -by popular subscription is commendable' but behind It lurks the uncanny spectre of the unedifying and Inevitable row over the selection of artist to whom the contract for executing the work shall be given The Lowell remarks that to permit a candidate for public office who Is "out for the to have any show at the polls is quite as stupid and as wicked as to allow a smallpox patient to go at large in the commlmity Nevertheless quite a number of that species of grafters manage to "get Laborer Maclay anounces that If the findings of the court of inquiry should not sustain him in his slanderous libels on Admiral Schley- he will revise his history of the navy It is hardly worth tils while to go to all that Nobody has any further use for him or tils discreditable woik of fiction a It cost the government nearly a quar ter of a million dollars-to demonstrate that the Gathmann dynamite gun wa3 a failure The ordnace expeits were Unanimous in predicting such a result but Mark Hana Insisted that congress should vote the money to build the gun and make the test Another cae of where scientific testimony was overruled by political pull i i Th price of nearly every article of food of general consumption is goirg up and the problem of how to make both ends meet is becoming a serious matter with the heads of many families The iniquity of all this lies in the fact that this advance In the cost of necessities In many instances is due to manipulation of the markets to produce artfleial values rather than to natural causes Glass having been barred from playing on the Yale football eleven because It has been charged that he is tainted with professionalism a protest has now been raised against Cutis of the Harvard team for the same reason "With Glass and Cutts as Issues the controversy miht be expected to be a sharp and painful one If there be anything id names Mgr Doane an emnent Catholic divine and by the way a brother Bishop Doane of the Episcopal church in a letter to the New York Tribune on the subject of permitting the opening of the saloons In that city under certain restrictions on Sundays submits the following observations as reflecting his views on this matter regard to the sale of Srink oh Sunday I have always thought that the rule that obtained In Rome fifty years ago hen I was a student there when the pope was king tiot only in name but In fact was the wise and true one AH places of refreshment were bound to close their doora during the hours of the parochial mass and vespers the rest of TJTT risy they were open As tt Is now the side doors are open all day long and the abuse is far greater than it would be if the front doors were open under proper restrictions and estimated cost of new building and engineering 'enterprises projected throughout' New England during the past week as compiled by the Dodge company approximates as against $4301000 during the corresponding week last year making total of $175906000 to date this year against $S5 106000 for the corresponding period last year Contracts were actu ally awarded last week for $3197 000 worth of work Throughout Boston 'and vicinity the amount of work projected during the week approximates kets abroad which our manufacturers have established at a great expense of time energy aqd money It is to consider these momentous propositions that the gathering that as-! sembles in Washington today hits been convened and Its deliberations we vei y-ture to say will result in enlightening the public on certain matters not thoroughly understood by the average citizen but wrhich are of the gravest concern to our national welfare SPIRIT OF PRESS Lynn Item: men are born poor some achlew poverty and some try their fortune in a bucket shop New York Tribune: Once more In England the discussion Is renewed as to the use of the hideous hat as the fashionable headgear for men How long will modern civilization tolerate this disfiguring ac-trocity? Is there anything artistic about it Think of a statue of Socrates of Plato or Alexander or Hannibal of Caesar or Napoleon of Dante or Shakespeare crowned with a hat! Kansas City 'Journal: It is an nounced fn the dispatches that the mayor of Minneapolis has offered the position of captain of police to Cole Youncer It eaflnot be that there was other available citizen for this place so we must conclude that 'the mayor offered i to Younger because of his distinguished record And what is Younger distinguished for? For being an outlaw leading member of a desperate band of robbers thieves and murderers who terrorized the people of several state for a number of years It was a criminal record of the blackest dye Every member of the Infamous band deserved to be hanged In honor of this enviable -record the mayor of one of the most pretentious cities of the west offers the ex-bandit an official position which hundreds of honest capable citizens Of the town would be glad to hold But that is not all of Cole Younger's record He also has to his credit an extensive through uneventful career ps an imprisoned con vict Boston Journal The evil of political and social influencel in army appointments is not one of which the Uniced States has a monopoly' It is one of the chief causes of the incompetency of the British army at the present moment and explains why so many military reputations have been lost in South Africa But with lius if it has not wrought' so serious consequences as in England it is a recognized eril and Is accountable for more than one grave scandal Rresgdetet emphatic declaration that in three departments of the publ'c service the army the navy and the colonial service he will nbt make an Iota of fronoession to politick strikes the right note and appeals the Judgment and conscience cf the people Representatives or senators who make that policy the pretext for attacking the president or for obstructing his administration will discover that they have made one of the most serious mistakes cf their lives 5 Portland That is a timely announcement that the president has made that ho appointments will be made to office in our insular possessions except on merit and that political Influence will save us from mafiy unsavoiy president from much perplexity and If lived up to as no doubt It will be wil lsave us from many unsavory scandals like thpse which have oc curretl in connection with the postal service in Cuba If there be any place where it behooves us to be especially careful to put none but honest and capable men in office it Is our insular possessions At tiome the officeholder is sharply watched and dishonesty or Incompetency is quickly discovered But in the Philippines or Porto Rico crookedness can? go on a long time without detection One of the principal causes of the Spanish in this hemisphere was the corrupt practices of Spanish officials Corruption on the part of American officials will be' no less destructive to our control Our officials will be about the only I Americans the natives in some of these Insular possessions wifi ever come" in contact ith and they will form their ideas of the quality of our civilization from their character and conduct The pacification of some of our dominions will be hard enough at best but it will be Infinitely harder if we permit men-to blackmail and loot their Inhabitants after jthe manner of the Spanish officials At best we shall occasionally get a black sheep but If the merit system is adhered to and rigidly enforced we shall get much fewer of that sort than if we distribute the officers on the strength of political pulls I BRAKEMEN ARE OUT I Employes of the Consolidated at Mott Haven on Strike NEW YORK Nov 20 To all appearance the big Mott Haven yards of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad at the foot of Willis avenue the Bronx were tied up late yesterday afternoon by a strike of several hundred men employed there The strikers $aid that switchmen yard brakemen freight handlers and office clerks had come out The official statement was that one shift of switchmen had struck The strike began at 3:15 in The cause given for It was the discharge of the assistant yard master Robert Turbush whose brother Turbush is the yard master According to the strikers the discharged man was a great favorite in the yard where he served as the night yard master end hkd settled disputes and troubles of various sorts in a way which had made them loyal to him When they heard that he was discharged a meeting of the men was held and at this It was decided that all should stay out until Turbush was reinstated As to the exact number of men who went out accounts differ The strikers said the number was less than 300 but one of the yard officials said that there were 800 The strikers held a meeting last night In hall at 444 Willis avenue The meeting lasted until 10 At the end of it a reporter saw one of the executive committee selected at the meeting This man said he give- out any Information whatever that the meeting had been secret and ASLEEP AMID FLAMES Breaking Into a blazing home some firemen lately dragged the sleeping Inmates from death Fancied security and death near that way when you neglect coughs and colds do it Dr New Discovery for Cqn-! sumption gives perfect protection against all Throat Chest and Lung Trouble Keep It near and avoid fl DYSPEPSIA CURE One thmt is positive Two generation have relied on it and with good reason Chronic cases of dyspepsia and stomach trouble aro cured by OvBfrcpaa Carr ill C0 aad $1 Vg lit REMOVED and perroaneptiy eared without a i a or loss of blood No plaster lmite or paste used Book I and circulars describing treatment free Address rWABEBOEHOKEttMj 1ST Chatham Btrast tIMH MXM inquire jwhat legislation If any should be adopted to prevent or adjust the devastating controversies between the employer and employed between -capital and labor until there Is a power as broad and as comprehensive as the problemj itself to prescribe a solution There is no tribunal with power to administer full and adequate Justice and can be none until the constitution of the ynited States is so amended as to give congress jurisdiction over this struggle with wages instantly throughout the sovereignty of the republic Good government must contribute Its part toward the maintenance of the highest standard of manhood which has hitherto been at once our pride and protection and that good government in its highest form is unattainable until we rationalize some of the mighty problems which are now vexing the public Mr Cummins concluded his toat with a discussion of the policy of reciprocity DR GREER ELEGTEa UnammotiB Choice for Bishop of We8trn Massachusetts SPRINGFIELD Nov The new Episcopal diocese of Western Massachusetts was formally organized in this city yesterday and Rev Dr David Greer rector of St church In New York city was unanimously i elected as the first bishop There was no other candidate1 The salary of the bishop and 'the Seat of the new episcopacy are left with the standing committee to decide The salary will probably be between $4000 and $5000 and the seat will undoubtedly be located In Springfield The primary convention was com posed of 37 clerical and 84 lay delegates representing every parish in the diocese The gathering was harmonious the only differences ofi opinion coming on the naming of the new diocese and the choice of the secretary and in these contests there wa no dls play of feeling The name chosen diocese of western the choice of lay delegates the clergy favoring of as a name but after a debate and the refusal of Bishop William Lawrence to entertain a motion to refer the matter to a committee to report at the next meeting and the clergy receded from their position and agreed to "Western i The iconventlon opened in Christ church Iwlth a communion service and an address by Bishop Lawrence The latter then called the business session to order and was elected to' preside Thlrtv-sevn clerical and 84 lay delegates were reported present the lay delegates having only 34 votes The -first contest was over the election of permanent secretary the lay delegates' choosing Rev Henry Morrill Of Holyoke and the clergy Rev Rufus Chase of Easthampton The latter withdrew and Rev Mr Morrill was made the unanimous choice Charles! Bent of All Saints church Worcester was elected treasurer A contest over the name of the new diocese was precipitated by Rev Henry Hague of Worcester who moved that it be named diocese of Worcester He was supported by Re-v Nickerson of Pittsfield Allen Tread way of Stockbridge proposed the name diocese of western land was supported' by Rev John Brooks of Springfield The mm ii i ipwmpf OFFENSIVE TOBACCO 'BREATH is immediately overcome by rinsing the inquth with a solution of Paxtine Antiseptic I FOR THE TEETH Paxtine Antiseptic Powder is superior to any dentifrice on the market 1 1 remove tartar cleanses -whitens preserves the teeth WOMEN who suffer with ills peculiar to their sex realize the value of Paxtine when used as a douche It thoroughly cleanses kills disease germs stops all dischatves and heal inflammation PAXTINE is a pure antiseptic swift and healing in its effect Price 50 cents per box Sent prepaid upon receipt of price Send for Free Sample TIIE jPAXTON CO Boston Mass anywhere TVmtlm fi tnaitt CTptrlaTTy for tt IK AX HAWES Manager All the Week Nov 18 AFTERNOONS :30 KVEN1NGS 8:15 MR AND MRS Mle in 1 help Scenic Laughing Suceeaa IT if HUME ROSS and LEWIS -THE LOZELLES FALARDO ARMSTRONC BROTHERS ETHEL TILSON WILLIE CLARK RAMZA AND ARNO Their Comical Donkey and Their Friend form India Matinee lO 15 20 rent I adieu to Rest Orchestra aaats IOC Only lO 15 U5 cents Home of y-N LO I 1 TONICHT if 1 I Matinee Daily MISS NEW YORK JR SMOKING CONCERTS Afternoon and Evening CENTRAL BOWLINGJLLEYS DOWLINC POOL 345 CENTRAL STREET GERMANIA HOP MUSIC HALL Next SATURDAY evening Music by Germania Full Orchestra William Hennessy prompter Automatic Telephone 4892 TeL 529-4 Room 18 CLIFFORD PEIRCE PIANO TUNER 3rA-IjIj RIVER 3SdLASS OFFICE HUDSER 130 SO MAIN ST vote showed a division of 20 to 17 among the clergy In favor of the name of Worcester and 20 to 14 among the laymen in favor of western Massachusetts The question was referred to a committee of five laymen and five clergymen ho took a vote by ballot on the two names The vote resulted 46 for diocese of -western Massachusetts 26 for the diocese of Worcester The report of the committee on constitutions and canons was accepted recommending the adoption of the constitution and canons of the diocese of Massachusetts with changes In the date of the annual convention fronrdhe 5th Wednesday after Easter to the 4th Wednesday and in the number of archdeacons and other officials to be appointed The canon relating to retiring allowances was dropped in Its entirety Then came the election of standing committees on trustees of donations and diocesan board of missions The election of the bishop was the closing event of the convention Rev John Brooks placed In nomination Rev Dr David Greer of New York city Judge Davis of Worcester sec- onded the nomination and no other nominations being made the convention proceeded to ballot resulting in the unanimous choice of Rev: Dr Greer The following committee on rules was appointed to report at the next convention: Rev Nickerson Jr Pittsfield: Rev Dumbell Rev Morrill Holyoke IL Bigelow Cl'nton Root Northampton The convention adjourned to meet the fourth Wednesday after Easter at Christ church Springfield When Rev Dr Greer was seen at his residence in New York last night he had already received an informal notification of his election to the bishopric of western Massachusetts He said: I have received official information of the action of the convention I must decline to express my lntent-'on In the matter Any intimation which has been made regarding the course I Intend to pursue is wholly unauthorized I feel deeply honored not alone by my select'on but by the unanimity with which tt was made It is indeed a tribute of the highest kind and I Would be unworthy of it were I to measure at less than Its real value When I have been officially notified I shall be glad to make public my EMPEROR ullL LOOKS ON BERLIN Nov 19 Emperor William again attended the meeting at Charlot-tenburg of the Society of Naval Engineers His majesty exhibited great interest throughout especially applauding the remarks of Herr Meyer a shipbuilder of Pepenberg who explained how in his opinion foreign shipbuilding competition especially American competition could best be circumvented Herr remarks were followed by an address made by Councillor Swarz of the ministry of marine relating to the development of Amferloan Shipbuilding during the last decade Herr Meyer deprecated th continually increasing number of yards insisting that attention should rather be devoted to enlarging and perfecting the existing establishments He held that a portion of the yearly profits should be employed in obtaining the services of specially trained and skilled workmen Once this Is attained said llerr Meyer the German oould calmly contemplate foreign competition and look upon the with perfect equanimity Tor German would bs found to fes th victors' FMTI AN ANTISEPTIC POWDER sey City and 3s fej-rltd thence to the Mott Haven yards by transfer boat The west-bound Federal express reaches Mott Haven about 1 In the morning About 151 freight handlers are employed at Pier 59 foot of Montgomery street and 100 at Pier 45 foot of Rutgers street The immediate effect of the strike was to tie up nine floats loaded with cars at Pier 43 and about a dozen floats at Pier 50 also loaded with cars There ape 10 or 12 cars to every float and a great part of the freight consists of fresh meat and poultry The main down-town offices of the company were Jtept open until 10 last night in the hope that word would be received thqt the strike was settled and that the menTould be put to work at the piers The chief clerk who was in charge kept lu communication with Assistant Superintendent War-drop who wh In conference with the strikers is very little he paid la just a misunderstanding Only a shift of the switchmen are on strike and the whole thing will be over before the hour for going to At 10 the chief clerk received a telephdhe mecS3ge from Assistant Superintendent Wardrop He said it was to the effect that everything was all right and that the men would go to In the morning as usual He would not say directly that the strike was settled AJ1 he say w-as: looks that and left for home At an early hour this morning conditions to warrant the calling out of the police reserve Men had been stationed on duty in the freight yards all night but to guard against possible outbreak it was decided to call out the reserves 1 A NEW NIGHTINGALE Emma Bowker Sister to an Iceman and Herself Once in Salvation Army FAR ROCKAWAY I Nov 19--Emma Bow kef is looked upon as the luckiest girl irf all the Rockaways for in addition to the fine dress that a wife gave her so she might sing at a social function she is to be sent next month to Europe where she is to be given fe musical education Emma Bowker is' still in her teens and Is considered the prettiest girl In Inwood Her father- is painter and has a 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