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the preparation of the first draft and the
Anal execution of the ?odlcil The C?dl II
va,, taken up to your father for execution
by one of my junio;- partners :ir?i v .
l by your father on his vacht Just prl ?I
to ?ailing for Europe. My best iscollec*
tion is that your father Instructed me to
insert your name as one of the ev
*?ho were also to be trtisteea under the Will
im?l codicil??. 1 certainly have no t,
tion of any insdructa.n to the contrary, or
to change the provision? of the original will
in this rSSBaaaL M\ only explanation is
that in the hurry of transcribing the codicil
the words "my s?*n Ralph" were emitted
from the ?dunye as to ?editors, although
they appeared three or four line?? above In :
the riauM as to the guardianship of the j
mini???. The original draft <>f the codicil
?."n.iii ly been deetr?
I reiH-at that from what he said to me in
hin Intent Conference? with me a few ?lavs
before? hi?- death, 1 understood ?.ira :
believe that you v.r.- named as
ecutor end ttrustee la bli then exiatlna win
and codlclla, and thai II ?ras II 3?
that you sho':id o,- ;:n executor and trui
tve. ami you certalal) would h
he had Jive,'. tO execute tin- Will, :.
Of which i ha;. Of cours?, th
unfortunat? cannot be i*emedie<i
by thla but I tl Ink it i ? due
to you tint the ? be made.
1
WM. B. HORKBLOWER.
hfi i lits ? r ratified la his wlM a prior
gift which be had made to C?o"umbla
ITnlverslty : $1.?000.<000 for the estab
Ushm? :?.* f a i Journalism, and
ratitn-ii an agrestnent t'??r un additional
|
Tl . i,'?ti?i?.!- made the sec? nd s*
to th ? t.? . ? r'-iin con
dttlons which must ? Is Ith In
It i?
M thai th?- .M? Kg i.l MX ? tha!l go In
.? t to Harvard L'irti ?
for ?m sstabllshnMFttt ? Itrijour
ine-nalf f? r prize.
? provided in ib?? srtU, l"n
dci- ths will it ihall be ne**ss8s-ry that
u tan i within w i n
j-?ars I'roin the ?late of death Of ti
tan*- ? ' ?! ?if Journalisa?* has
i. in luccessful operation f?a- three
>? u ?
Mr P.iitz?-: ? his vi? wg and
deiir- v. ?th regard to the Kb Ml ?' j<> ir
ijui.- ws:
I am ?dsspij nt?M***sted in the progress
?. having spent
my life In thai prot'-.-s'oti. reirarding II
m* g ?. o- of unequalled
: lance for Us Indu? n s upon th?
i '?raN ??? the people. 1 desire to as
? ..tirai ling to ' ;
nun ui cheractet and ability, also to help
I ed in the profeeelon t"
fc ?in?l intell?'tag!
e are no? sp? clal scl ??"Is for
InatMietion for InwyiTi, phy-aftclans, ?rfergy
leen, militar) and naval offlc-era, engtniMra.
a. U ami ,?Mists, bul none foi ;
?truetlon <?f Journaltt-ts That all o'lie.
i *;oiu. and net Journaiisin ahuuld have
ihi anvantagi ol training aet -
me contrary to reason. 1 hate f?-it tliat
1 c ?aid ?_ontn*?ute in no more effectual
Way to the benefit of my profession an?i
to the public ?-?.! than by providing fo*
: aintalning adequate achoolt
of Journal!)
Th?? prizes nnd ?scholarships created
by Mr. Pulitzer are:
Kiii-i-Ann.ia.ly. for the best and most
suggestive paper ?>n the future develop
me- ? and Improvement of the school of
Jesrnallsm, n for ?ans ?ans id-a that ?rill
presslsi ejooA imaeenreroonl in the opera?
tion "f ? ? ,ol, one thousand dollars
($1 .?"??
- ? ?nd?Annually, for the most Alslater
?sied and merttoiloua puMle s*?rvire ren?
dered by any Amerlc-aii newapaper durlnx
the year, ? gold medal coating tiv? hundred
dollars itS
Third Annually, for the best history of
? \i?-?i? rendered to the public by the
-, re *eding year,
ene thousand doll irs ??
Kourtli -I'r.e aan-ial travelling a?
?hips of fifteen hundred dol?an ($l.??O0)
i ?
garent tz-"?dua?, -
1), ?,! ?i, - ).,,??; ?,; journalism ? in?
i ed their exan Inatlons with
?-?!i????t h? o re ?ath? ?alas
deserving, t ? ? tek of them to ap< nd
- ? ?" lal, pollti
'..I ni,,ial ' t tiie p.-op;.? an?l
?-.-.<?? and srladlplsi of the Eu
? st.
? ? ?if muslo in A'
? ? i d-tiaory board <le??m the
. . in or lei tliat
. studies with the ad
? gtn.I'-iion.
? art sin.lent in America
to i'a Advlaorj Board
?'-riian vrtint.-? aj- th*
ivlni or, if "??ne
? ertifii th? '*''' ' "' y '?"aril
n ,-, ,.-der thfit h< maj ' oatlbue
? ? .- pa
;.. for the ?-? editorial
. . year, the tea* sf
???? Being cleai-nc??? of style, moral
: ? -.'. ? : to ' ! ? ,
.ttrect ?
?Ave hundred I0>.
giatk Annually, for the li?-' exam!''- i ;
Work ?Uirin? the yehr, I
i s?ri?i arcui ? r, tersen?"??, th*
; - .h"iit c?I b??i | andina
; " r< spe? t, one thousand
lohen ? |1 M
?deventh- Annually, tor the American
novi l p bliebe ' during th? ? h siiall
\. ? .-..tli t>?- ?-, holemm?' utm?,:.phere <>f
American !?f- and the highest standard of?,
Am?" - ad manhood, one thou
aand dollars ||1,0<
Fosters Educational Drama.
?ngbth?Anosal ?. for the origina] I
lean p! iv i i-rf"i-nit-d In Mew Y"?k whicii
?hall test repi-.-nut the adueatlanal value
aiid power of the itage In i
ard of Ko-?d morals, mooi teats snd Kood
nunnen?. ? ne (houaand doilari- ?$l.?""''i.
Ninth- Amraally far the bssl hook of
the vear upon the history of ???? lotted
Btattf. two thousand dollars ($t,.
Tenth -Annual!?. . for the i?*-t Am?
1 <phy tea?-M:.c4 -^itrloti?- and ';n?-e]fish
ger-.ires to the t,?-'ip'e. illustrated li'. an
em!n*tit exanipl? excludlag, aa too obvious,
|hl n??mes of ?5<M*Tae Washington and Abra?
ham Lincoln, one lnouas?ad dollars (fl.eeo).
Mr Pulitzer said also that he bad al
V?a>s been desirous of aiding; you-i? men
?S/he wished t'i pain a college education,
end t'i that end he dedicated the Pulitzer
Scholarship Ol f*.'50,<?00 for <:olumbia Inl
vers-.ty. which is to be given to youn*
niei. wholly or partly educated in the pub?
lic school?.
The $5^0,000 to the Metropolitan Mu?
seum of Art is to be known as the "Pu?
litzer bequest." an?* another MSS.?I la to
In? givtn to the Philharmonic: Soi iety of
jS'aw York. Certain conditioi s ara to be
?ompli? ?1 with la both instances or the
It ?j .? .-tu ara to atand r?-voked.
Fixe? Interests of Son?.
Mr. Pulit?-u-r in a SOdlcil made In 19n9
Bx?d the Interests of hiu ?ona as follows:
Herbert, thi young? *t ixju, six-tenths
<l-a0>. Ru.lph two-tenthi (3-10), Joseph one
t*nth (1-10?. the romaining c-ne-ieiitli (1-10)
bekl for the len?-*it of the principal
ri ar,?l manager? of the newspapers
??hom the trustees may regard as most d?
eervias and vamabie to ?.^ d newipapers
Horn titue ??? tune, und upon the exp
of th? trust entai??, that one-tenth (1-19) ?if
the ?tock of ea?sh of the ? ?mpanie? .shall
be M>ld on such liberal ternih a:- the ? x?< -
m^.v think t>eat, to one or n
the pnn?ipal e?5itors or manaaera of each
of t?i.el newapaper? respectively whom hi<?
truHi-ea m<y consider most deserving in
poli I ?,f ?ibllity .u.d inteirrity.
H?srbert's Incai ? nom his ?ix-tenths in
1? rest m i)i?- ?papera Is, however, restricted
to l'i(>''"< d year nom each papei i-t.c?. n
th.e ?.?-es of twenty-one and tweaty-flv??,
at d ??.i >;?''?>" i, >ear from i a?h paper bi
(?f a ?In- ages ?,f twenty fiv Ht,d thirty. I
,,'OMOh'i income fiom tii.-- one-tenth
Iti the two p.-ipei : is liniii.-d to Me.fAnt h ,";?r
ra? li p >>'i until he i-? ache? 11
of thirty, A'tei thirty both Joseph and Her
'? entitled lo the whole unrestricted
Income ?jf iietr '*?epe<*tlve ?^ii!"* No r<"
strktlon hag '?" ? ? [>la<*ed upon the In ome
Ralph n I iw.
tai Tiie eseeas sei
? and over Hi i
? ?-ne on Income g? to Columbia ?'??:
Mu?, um ?.f Art
the ?' K'ibJ?-, : to <?i
? ? ?:
Mr i'iiiit/'-r gavs |lfs),|M to hi? "faith?
f?ii valet, Jabea Dunnlngham." sad lioa,.
Hunyadi"n
I .T*sra-*i.<c Ml
9
J?nos
Natural
Laxative Water
Speedy
Sure
Centle
Quickly Relieves
CONSTIPATION
CLEANING THK STREETS DESPITE THE STRIKE OF THE DRIVERS.
?POUCE AlTIXG AS ESCORTS l'OK NTK1KK BBEAKBRft.
000 t?. ?*e distributed by his executors
their discretion among ids secretar!?
tenders and companions and amone e<
tnin of hi? edit?.roil writers He I
queathed ?5.nbo to the?. Children's Aid S
de?;.- and ??>?? apart $50.? ?? toi the ?.?
i of s fountain in Central Park T
'? testator also ?gave |lkS,0<06 for the erectl?
of i itacue ef Thomas Jefferson la Hi
, York r_ty. sa-ftng:
it is my iinpi that ?in equal sum may
i raised by pepulsr subscription and add
j to tliia fund tor thai purpose, and that
i statue ?>f ?hut greal statesman mav
last adorn some i ubllc place In N'ev ioi
the foremost Democratic city of the Ne
i Republic
In addition to these public Ot ?.uasl-puM
beqwesta there an provisi?n? for th?- mer
i <?r the Immediate family. Mr. l'uil
z?r's widow receives the use of the te
later's residence In ?Seat 73d street ?lurii
her lite, and with remainder over at n<
death t.. his s..n Ralph, and with r
maind? r o.ii at Ralph's ?bath t?> Ralph
! brother Joseph. The testator's summ?
'. borne st Hu?- Hsrbor, Me., is also left l
I the widow for life, with remainder t?> ti
I children and their issu?-. The in?-ome (
i n tumi of gg.500.SSe la t?. b.- paid to ti
widow during her lift, and after h?-r deal
? the fund la t.> be distributed among t!
i issue then living, An Income <jf n fun
? of $1,50 . ?? Ii left t.. his two daughters f?
: lif?-. with remainder to their Issue, If an:
If no?, to th?-lr brothers or their Issue.
i The residuary ?-state is left in trust fo
the ?.. newt >>f his grandchildren.
CUMMINS KEEPS TEMPER
Evades Question as to Allege
Stolen Money.
William j, fJummins ?sjn il yest? r.ny c
?tin- wttoei tai tWlewing under croe
? \aminatio: :-,ls sdmlalstrstion ol the "pet
??nil situati n" Involving the Carnegie Trui
i mapai v. th,.? m.town banks l? t>
and the ? -via? concerns i
which he and his __ ?. r Intel
sated. Efe ?kept bli temper pretty well un
?i?r ih?- nueetlonlng ol ?"rank Moas
When Mr. M..s.; Baked him whether h
had toM Bradley Martin, jr., that he ha
paid peri of til*- mone) he la aeeused c
j ?Stealing ;?? th.- l'latt lr?m Works an?l th
I Yeta Colorado Mining anil Smelter ' ' in
: pany, he evaded the Issue
"i reckon he knew sa mu? h about
! I did." ?JSfd he. and airain: "He must hat
i read h frasa ti..- statement; it was thai
for him !?? BBS." PlBSfl] : "I BUpg i a
pxap have Tea maybe I di?i "
The eoatesitloa tha? ?Bradley Martin, Jr
preside;.t ?a the Ktneteenth Ward Baal
i new -. id approeed ol the see te whl
?Suaamlna put the im?,???? ?sdileh he bor
roared fron' Martin's beak l- the ver
rmrnerst? ne ol tlu defeittce'a esst In refute
ti?>n of the eharge that Cummins m'sa;
piemt?atei thl ?. ???)??>?. The ?defendant an?
Mas D Steuer, hla counsel, !.?*?? i a want
dleousaieii after t*ourt adjsuraed over tin
above testimony,
Mr. M'.-s I rooght out that rVmmins a-n
his ass'.ciaias had guarantsed papar ritri?.
I and l'ft. until they had made them?-?! ret
each liable to the ?peyment ot about M.O0O,
<?X) to baiika and Individ?ala who bad ten
money to them and their ?ompaides. i'm-h
mms sal?) be never kepi traen of hla gusr
antees, never <?impar?d their amount aitl
IJlS BimUIBl of i.i- priVBtS fot tune, neve?
added up the amounts he had pr<-viousl>
guaranteed before giving ? fresh guaran
tee. and never Qgured out li'? niuch hi.?
aasoctatee had ?guaranteed before puttini
his name on their POPOt.
"Wire not blank ?guarantees kept in your
office to be used when ne vsidty arose'"
a.-ked Mr M oes
? When any one of us four (rummiiis,
Beichmann, Condon and Moot.-) went out
of the city we algaed ;i guarantee If it
Was i.e. ded during our ahiienie "
FAVORS INSANITY DEFENCE
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Against Change of Law.
The ?Society Of M?*di< al _ ?nsprndenre reg?
istered its disapproval last nlsrht of the
' proposed sbollshment <?f the ?defense ot in
! sanity m murder emm, MeSBMnended by a
? omml-tee of the Htate Bar Asi?o?*iatlon.
The ?Ote BtOOd M for abolishment end 2i
against
A Deios Kr.eeland pr? sented the society's
r< j.'.rt auainnt abfilUhm.nt. Unconstitu?
tional) v and inhumanity were two pbjec?
t;??ns t ?at were i.ff.i. d against the ehsngS
To?? m i'-li IswmaMng was another.
"<;?.verm.r I'ix, only a few days ___;,> iti
a pui,!?..- ppat ! aald thai what this ?ssuntry
wan nuit? tin.; tr?mi was too many lawn,"
t-aal Mr. ffaeslani "but I submit that this
sam?- Ooversor i?ix, who, i believe, is the
we've bad ?!| y?s?ars, has la
..m term ?-i.> n Mi Signatare to mor?.
Ighl hiimll?! law. ' A ?Jovern-.r who
win f?ame bta address In ten Unes an.i ?*ee?
?iiameiid n two weeks* leg?ietttnj ?jaastS
v. ill g_M my trote, i?- he I ?'-mu. rat, itcpub
ii.-an >.i Prohibit!.-mm."
John Brooks i>autt i??i the discusslsn in
la v?.i of tin- pvopoaei change, ? I * - mass
frequent iii<iir?-ct allusions t?i the Brat Thaw
trial, referring to II is "s scsndsl In lbs
admlatstrattoa "f justice ?? h? hum the
United stit?. s bad amsa asustara pot cupita
than any other country. Mr f^?avltt ssld
he hop. ?1 to bring about an Indorsement "l
the propoeed change in the law fiom the
Btatc bar Aseorlatl?-n.
o '
TO RESUME FACTORY HEARINGS.
The Wagner-Smith ?Stats I-'a-tory Investi'
g/itir-K ???.mn;!ssl?.n will re-urn?? it* ?public
l.earlnss in the AM??) n.anlc ChSSlber ot the
City (lull thm moralni at in e'eloek ?flea
ator it?.belt p. Wagner, who baa completely
recovered from ids ll!n?*?s, will preside at
the hsari?gs.
10 BREAK SI? lOW
Continued from Arid paie.
he? replied that it was because of the
character of men called for by the city.
"Ctanmlssloner Bdwsrdi toi?i me." lie
said, "that he wanted men who could
take permanent placet In the department.
Wt are pifting the men out ?an fully
before we bring them h^re. bocsuse he
doesn't want men who com?- only to Ml
Broadway and th*? Bowery and tahe the
bos i.ir route home after tarent* -four
hours."
w'.nideii and (?ouunlssionsi Bdwsrdi wen
in conference for several hours I ill night
H was announced sfterwsrd thsl 1.410 m ir?
Itrlke breakers WOUld arrive in the pit] hi ?
mi rnlng, while Wmid- n said thai he hi i
promised td have tAUt n--w men bete ay
nightfall, "And I'm ?.mini to d<> it." he
.-.'?'led. This will make up the quota thai
CnilinUSSlflasf Bdwsrdi says he will ne???| to
do tbc- work of those who went o.;t Whlll
?'??paitment i?? belag reorganised Then?
are MOO strike breakers -? t work note, and
whlii only Ueat men went out, t?hi depart
mn?'t ?'Ptlmates that tlire?- men v. ill be.
needed In place of each itrlker ?'.?.rin'-r theJ
period Of reorganization and tralnln
n.cn.
Back Pay for Strikers To-day. j
Th" strikers ere sngloui about th? pnv]
still da? tliem. They ri"rd the inonev to
help thein ;tny out, end sftfT Ashton'l 'in
successful attempt to see the Mayor y?
lia.v be went to Controller ?Trend rg
ask when th?> men could get th
They hsv? coming to them the money for
th? week- en?ied November S and Novem
ber o, amounting to n< irlj *0O,OO>). Con?
troller Prendergssl told Asbten that the
payroll for November | ?as ??my i><eiv??l
from ti-.- Mayor*? office yesterday inornlng
and the st.rikii.i- drivers would be p-?H off
this morning la tha basement el the Mew
art Building, at N'?> H Read? -ti?,t
November 9 payr* II I
reived from the Btreel Cleaning Depart?
-, tin ? '"?itioii'-r mid? and after It
i- "?1 it would be ab ?ul four da? ?
i.i the <?rd'Inary ??ourse of bustneee before
?the men '.??ill ,'i-t tl:.>ir money.
t '? work <?f cleaning up the cltj
, i forwerd yeptsrdsy with all the]
energy possll le under the ein
The fsct thst ; I many man
were at work on the Job si befor?
i strike wsi cslled did not product the vis?
ible returns that OM ? * ? 1 <_-; 111 ?xpe? t for
.'. reasons, chief among them being
that three sti-ik?- breaker? were aaslgned
to each ?art sent out. WhetS only ont
driver ordinarily held ?way T,,? lasspe
rlenee of th<- men and the '?< cumulation <<t
Waste durintr thl early days of the dis?
turbance also ?jstracted from the efficiency
?if t':e new stresl clesnsn
Manhattan and The Ilro'ix, boweV?BT,
Were riil of !.!:?1 loads of ushes end f?ai
hai/e before nightfall in ipltS of all this.
and 1,215 load* were removed from Hrook
lyn. This WSI a train of 1,572 loads In thl
three ?boroughs ??ver tiie preoedlag day
Only one stable fa greater New York re- j
inalned uimpi a? d at the end of the ?lay
.?-tille ? ?. in West ('hester village In tbe
e-i.-lv part of the afternoon Stable A, at ;
avenue C and 17th ?street, which had beea
for? ed i" cloe? on ?Saturday when its ? row
was needed to carry on th<? work of Stable
K. on the lower Baal Hide, wus put In com?
mission airain with nine ??art? and twenty
seven men. The official Apuros Riven out
last nl?-ht by the Street Cleaning Depart?
ment ahfiwed that in all three borouKha
there were e'.'/A WSgSSM working yMenlay
out of a normal l,?St, a ggls of -'Of. ever
the day before. The nan who manned
them numbered l.&'iS, four k-?s than the
r?guler itrsngth of the departments
drivers
James A Waddell. the representative ?,f
the agencies supplying the new drivers.,
eommentln?-; on these Amires laier. main?
tained that they ?adly underrated the
itrsngth of the department
"Tin-re are at least two thousand m-n in
the berna" he said. "Tbe Commlsskmer"!
flgurea give only the men sctually at w-??ik
with the tarta W? havi h??id ba?-k be?
tween light hiindr??'! ami nln.- hundred men
with a view to getting them used to the
woik and to I a v.. then ?m hand in cane
they are needed la an emerge? i
"Progresa! progress!" exclaimed Commis-??
r Kdwards yc::'frday aprrnoon, whci
asked what th" Imm?diat" plans of th?
?lepartment were. A summary of yest?T
day'? work in the department ?bowed nol
?ir.iv a gala ever Sunday, hot an appre? la?
Me gain in i he course <>f the day. Btabli
C reported ten more carts at work In th?
af?erti"on than in th?- morning and ?Stabil
I. fifteen more, and stables M K M an?'
R. to suv nothing of the Ihonx and Brook
lyn stables, each r*enl in word of progr?s!
Stable K. at No ?Ml BI**tngtoa street. th<
key t?. the EaS| S!i'.. situation. wh?-re ih<
dsngeri from exposed waste are grestest
began Its irtivltMs early y?*?terday morn
lag by sendinir'oiit a f?irce of thirl'. ?iiS'V.i
to elees ??i? Hivin*rt?>n. Mant?n and tin
neighboring str?'?ts ?? far ?reel a* Attor
My. Three hundred and sixty ?ffvi loedl
u.ar:?d away In all by the ninety UtU
r? ? .m this ?table, again*! 21o on th? pr
cedltiK dav. It srai around thll dtstxlcl
that Mayor fJaynor walked tfter ittendlm
tl:?- exercises yesterdav morning in Ok
?Public s. heel 1 in Henry strost Return
in-; to the City Mali, be deelersd ?<-??><
everything appeared onterly to him in tin:
region, where the woret dlsorderi w?ft ? i;,:
to have '?? ? urr'?:. and tint every one ha?:
treated him respectfully.
I'.'rnst J Lederle, <'<.mmi?'?,.on<'r 0\
Heaiih. reiterated i??s? aighl his aeesrtloi
thai there weg pro?stlrolly 00 gnsnsee to th?
pubi:, health in the soi usante tien of jcur
y. ?,"? U..1 r, fus?- h? th.' ??.-.. ts, ckI'Ci lally it
vies "f the oppoiun." rbapga i.i th? iv?*ath
ei'. While ii-' ?toed ready, |h sai?l, to gsrfSt
Commissioner Edward In caie of en Imrnl
'mu! peril lo rae public health, as provided
Ifor in Section mi of th.- Pity ChsHer, t?*.?
| tours oi Um dty yesterday had rionvfmed
him that the iltustioa was wefl in bgnd
! ..i,'! thai ir.-y intervention "ii Ms pert arouk
! , ,,- , ;]-..,? f,.r
"'. paon "f th?' 'Depart?
ment -1 Wster :- ip] i',, ?,.,;. and Electrlrtty,
? Kerod r?to s. rvteee of 1rs assistant? t" fol?
io? 11? tin? wsrk ?>f th" ?tree! rnmmlieinn
?r.- new ' ?, ai. i>- b) d<sehtag esrtsls of tit*
ret? in the eoun a et the dsy
revers! of the other dty departmenta ?sailed
'?;? the fighting 1 ?,,i .'Alee w;:i?
Off? - ' : I.' |p .1: ,' ?ni -,111.1.?? a. : '
Few Attempts at Violence.
While Commissioner Edward? exp '
? de for ill .-?a h. he foil last night
that he ha.I th" ?itialli DTOtt?
1 ? Ul II !,?. i. ,':" -.I"', !. , In t!:e
strike yesterday ?ars? looked-upon at the
?I? partmi nt's office* ?is 1 particularly
favorable sien. There were ??? ? or two
tempta to annov tin? driv?-: -
; i.'i ;i.?ii guard? durlrg tin- day, but no
.:? 1 utbreaki wer,' ?mported, not- wer.?
Injuriai of mQcleni sei;,,.
i?? t ?quire hospital attention.
This was taken to be lergelj ?'e out
come "f ? talk- whi? h lame? \. Wsddell
had with Commlasloner t?dwirdi ?m l**rl
dav Rdgbt He isM yesterday that he hsd
told tiie ?'ommlssloner th?n that everv
iliinu- WM -'"i'u; ??.eii, as fur as he ?ai
concertud, except the .-pint whlah the po
li? ?? ibowed in their altitude toward riot
trlker?. This conversation? be con
wsa followed by a confei*ence be
tween th.- Commfankmer and th'? Ifsyor,
and the next day Chief Imp-actor Bchmitt
i>. rt-'i r's order was Issved to the pollee to
nv?h. me "i' t!??ir < lubs when neeesssry.
"At ?hut moment." assert-'i M: VVa?i
?l? ii. "the strike was broken."
On Hatnrday Bight the three-platoon ?\i
t?*m VII sit BSMe in the police for,.- ;.n?i
every man reijulred to be ready for dutv it
.1 moment'! notice The result was some
twenty-five hundred men In the ? lry y,-.
terdsy on .?trikc duty, an?l it was said Lit
headquarters that two hundr?-d men could
be rushsd to any point in tin- city within
ten minutes. The mlnslles fr??m the ro??fs
which c:?ated su? h hsVOI ?n S'nulnv wer?1
checkmated by placing patrolmen ?along
the roofs on each block while the wagona
were vorking bel? w,
When the inggeetlon that th?! militia
might I- ceiled (ml was made before the
Mayor yesterday, be said: "No. nfrl We
do not call out troop?? In this free govern
iii-nt ? xcept in cao? of absolute essssslty.
ISBM p?'"l i?- ai?' fr??- to talk al out lullii?
out the militia and shuotinj?; p?-op!e SOSrn, I
bul there 1 is besa very little violence."
Wh.-n the same QUesttOS was put to I *.",,- ,
ii.l.?.-!' !i-1 Bdwsrd? his r.-mark was What:
? -, dO? Tile police ?lid th.e :. ?? t
work they coold hase dose yeaterday."
NEW PATROLMAN ATTACKED.
s. \ -i toiixbs. believed te be strtk ?
pathiaera ""??'k,,i "ssdertek Berg, a
young 1 roi.atiotiaiy patrolman, as he
lhe Ural iu?ial_a___ ,,/ the Tribune? 1<.??n? ?ml < III?? innttri MS? i?i)bll?Ucd in
iii>- Triituor .( Ottaamj t.
Correct Answers in the
Towns and Cities Contest
118-"Plens.iiitv.llt-, \. V.
110?Crestline, Ohio.
180?Sunbright, Trim.
Watch To-morrow's Tribune for Correct Answers to Trio No. 41.
Pli.il? Kiaplif i.y Thv Am?-rl. in Pre?* A???*?-latl<>n i
was on p??*t ?it Se.-ond avenue and Ittd
sti..-t at ?lawn yssterdgy morning an?i best
him int?? un? onsctousness. A ?Itizeti who
waa paSStSg tin- . ??ruer a litt!-- aft.i I
o'clock ?aw the 1. dy in the street nn-1
in*-.i in?.I Harlem Hospital, where MeiK ?SSS
taken. Later he revived sufficiently t?> ?I"
fc> ni?, his assailants.
THREATEN"GENERAL STRIKE
Ashton, Leader of Street Clean?
ers, Warna Mayor Oaynor.
?William H Ashton, leader of the street
t Ms in is atrik-, dsalarsd la s ?jpaeeti al
Cooper Union Mat night that be aras
against a geOSTSl stiike ? tea nut era, and
In sltnosl the nt-xt brtdtli thrsStSBSd ?'?
sulk.- thai srouM appall the ?-liy If Mayor
Geynor did not treat with tha ?jti ?t clean
ers
i "I ?Jon'1 \?an: te hejr the wonis general
Istrlkft OSSd," he Hid, "Do the people bBTS
r?silie t1"- horrible ?jondhlon? that would
. ex!<?t if the teamBtSM went ?-n strike? Im?
agine what it would rinin to leave a hi spl?
tal without milk. 1 don't bell? v. in it strike
^ of that kind. 1 dent believe In placing OUT
I intelligence up against that of Mayor day?
nor."
Five minutes later he said;
"just as sure as ?Mayor Qeynot exhausts
i his rlvll service list we will '. ave a teum
IStars' strike that v\ill make the ?'lvtc Club
know whether ?hey are living In Hi >? ?,il!?
i p| the .suburbs."
The speech was made ut a meeting OT?
ganbwd by th? ?Soclal'-rt I. it?, r ?party, N?ear?
; lv all the striking ytreet eleaners were In
the audience and tbere ?srere j-?r? ?no
?hisses at ev.-ry mention of Mayor Oaynor
or Street < leaning ComnUsstoner iviwui<ls
There was furious applause when Ashton
threatened s -.?meral ?like and this seemed
to spur him on t?? a fresh effort.
? Th,- qi. .-it in of a general strike la aei
tatlng the minds of the peuple of Ken?
York Juei now." he sai?i. "I am a sured
of ti.- ?assistance Of the llebr.-w Trades
Union. We t.av.? twent> thousand men In
the teamsters' union, unless the striking
drivers gel their Jusl dues to-moirow, ?-ur
?SsctHIVe committee will take action to*
. morro? night that will cause mors Incon?
M-nlence than now exista I hope moi in
fh.cn? <? win b.? brought to beer on the ?w
of the City Hall m prsveol the nvosslty
Of this." '
This sraa recolveil with cheers and yells
..1 "Whan will yon call us i "t ""
I STEEL TRUStTI?D TALKS
]
President Farrell Says Corpora
' tions Must Deal Fairly.
?r-.v " ' ?- pi ' !' T '"
I Tr?*nt>.:?, H. .1. Nov II M?TB than three
hundred business ami professions! tuen of
Tientan atte?aded ? dinner ?riveri this oren
I ing for I'resiii.nt Kerry ?i ?toddard of the
i Trenton iron Compsny, who \.- a'..out to
saver his connection with th? United States
fcteel Corporation. President Jamea a. ?Far?
rell of the ?Steel Corporstion, formar Ohre?
ernor ?Stokes, former Mayor Katzeriha"h of
. Trenton, i'r aillent Campbell >.f the Tren
Itofi pott? rtea Compaay ?snd Walter K.
Mowne. or the Trenfm Iron l'ompanv, were
: ?Among the speuker*
"The tendenc] of itonneres in our time
baa been steadily toward laru.r sggrega
? tlons in every ?branch of Industry." sni?i Mr.
i l'..i'?!l. "but who shall say that the Strand
; of ?responsibility runs unie?.ken te a lesser
degree la large i?o**poratloos than in ?mail
. mi".-', ?and men tonne, ted ?wltb thes?
pan) n SliSS in the main tha' I
; position to da* and for all time, in order
to i"- luecessfnl and to merll th- approval
| of the public, nui-? be a cov.tir.ieil Ittuetra
, tlon f.f the potency ..f frank dealing
j through all of its. torees and ramirlca'i. ns.
"There it aomething more ia the world
j thin ?Jollara and eenta We ad have ro
J eponaibtlltlee, and w* must measure up to
them. As ? nation to rnmand worldwide
respe, t muet b- ' omp.T.'-i of upright, law?
abiding and tnteiii_ent pasple, so mus?
I business srganlSStlOa ta lient approval
, sad racessa ?hoose of its directors, officiais
?and salesmen men of anaueetlonsd integrity
and unimpaa? habto honor."
BEATTIE MUST DIE
I Appeal of Wife Murderer Denied
by Virginia Supreme Court.
Richmond, va.. Nov n-By refusinf to?
day to graal an appeal in the . a?e of
! Henry ?lav Kennte, jr. convl? ted In ches
?t?rHeld ?ounty on Beptembc-r 1? for the
! murder of Ms wife, th- Virginia ?supreme
Court taue.- away fr?,m ths ren?a?nia<l
! mar: his last h?,p- of BSSSPlag SXJOCuUoU SO
November .4 unkss Qorornot Mann sho M
Interfei ?
while declining to-night to eomment on
the ???art's tnUng, ??ov.-rm.r Mann an
? -d that he would lasas B statement
tomorrow after a conference with BaaV
tie's lawyers, who ?till ar- Rghttag deeper
stely in bla behalf. Them Is a ban poeet
blllty that the Ooverncr win grant a brief
respite.
TELLS CANADA'S AWE
Trade Minister, at Club Dinner,
Explains Reciprocity's Defeat.
"STILL NEED PROTECTION"
Saye His Country Is but a Nation
Building, While the United
States Is a Nation Built.
Oorpe K. Poeter, Minister of Trade
and Commerce ir? the Cabinet of th? new
Prime Minister of Canada, ?xpiaine-i to
ti., Canadian ?Club "' Bow York last nixht
at the Hotel Astor just what motivas
moved the voten who disapproved of the
Luurltr administration on the ituue of leci
? procitj'.
The reason, be 'aid. was that the Cana?
dian loop'.-* did not like th" "peculiar form
of that a.Tieemcnt." The explanation he
fc-jir.r.ied up In these word.-:
We in Caaads are British, we intend to
remain British to the last ersah Of doom,
und we could not have done to under that
past We're not etrong enough? per i>i?<
, QOUgh, to throw down the barrier? of
| rot? Mon."
Andrew Carnegie preceded the CsnSdlSB
Minister i t: the Hst of snea'ters The Iron
matter devote 1 hlmistf entirely to extolllnir
the frreat exampl? Sf SSeoi that th? two
English tpukisg nation?- of the North
American continent hurt ? ?' tor the irortd
in Bfurotive laaguggi he pictured the
three thousand mile bcirdee between the
t'nitod st.-i?'"? -??,,] Censdi si being guarded
bj but "??!"? tiny crsft" of esch (wintry.
? to tbii feature of Mr, Caruegle'i
.-????? h ||i Faster t? ok dsdtjsd exception.
"I'd like to have Mr ?'arrcr., take I
look o round the touthern border of the
Oresl Lakes.'' said Mr Poster, "same time
when he has Meure of five or fix week**?
and ?hen come ba< k to the eif<)itii annual
dinner ef this club next y? ir and tel! us
whether he ?lid not see more than 'one
tiny craft' around there. I*|fking '*? in0
brwoyi "
Mr Poster added that tkSSS r?mark.
wete pothln?; more thin by-plnv, nnd. a?
a matt- r of puttlm? hi-n?>elf on rerord. he
lad only the highest of pralae for Mr
('ai-nenies efforts toward universal pea? I
In suite of that ? one c salon, though, h??
|add??i tiie reservation thai he bellsssd,srtth
Mr. Tail ami with Mr A??pi!?h. that the
1" ?! arsy to keep pea?'?' was to have a sufl.
clent tUttO to make others ke?p it.
Mr. ?'am*pie told of his last visit to
?Canada, when Earl ?.rey was fjovernor
Qeneral. explalnine; poli-mnly that I.ady
Oroy was in Europe at the time? gnd he
i had had S "Am ti ?"?""? Ith Karl'lrey Th.-v
\tOW Hir Wilfrid I.aurter. of course, he
! said, and at that name the d'.nere broke
| into applause.
j "The .''anadian and the Am'rican live in
peace," ?aid Mr. ?'arn??*io. "a) ''<a"p. ihitt
Inothing can treak, treaty ?>r no treaty.
What a contrast between us on the North
I American continent and the peoples sf
Europe! Twenty-odd different nattons than
are living es in in srsisd eamn. ea.?h sus
j pieloi-.s of the other. This ?-ontlnent iet=i
? an essmple to th-? world "
Mr Poster reminded htr. ?'?menle, amonit
other mild criticisms of his addteM. that
every great right won by Kn??lish-speaking
pemiles had bees won, not by pesos? hut
; by war, and he thought that such universal
! peace ns th? ironmaster urgsd was SOSSS
? thin* for the future, uni the not Immeil
j iate futur- ?ith.r.
Hy way of advice to Mr ?aine-fle, he
i advanced tho ide.i that at 'can one shelf
j In eue h "f his libraries should he devoted
i to lio-.k.s which would itSSCh people the
value ' i being careful in their estimate of
i the value of the printed word.
Tor ?very one intemp'-raf .iterance of
a Canadian," he sal I. there are nine hun?
dred and olnety-nlne whose remarks are
temperate, an?l are for that rsSSSa nev-r
heard ?.f. Remember tliat when you see
' an intemperate statement from Csnsds, as
we do when we see an ln?emperate state
' men? from here.
"It wa.? Mid, after reciprocity hn?l been
declined, that ?'anada did not want to do
( trade with the UnlMt* >S?.ites That la
i absolutely false. We winted n"d do want
' te ?lo trad?' v. nh 'he United ItateS, but It
I is just a queotlon of how the lystem of
? trsdlng shall be worked.
"We new buy from you $'?> per capita of
' our population: you buy from us $11 P'5r
??apita <?f your population We meet pell
St the border with an svprsfS tariff of 2?
per cent, you mee*, us with an BVerSge
tatiff of H p.-r cent There is no feeling
?ii animosity in Canada for the United
BtStee: th re is no feeling that w?> do not
want to trade- with you. as I think the Sg
;????? sht'W. but wi are but a nation bund?
ing, while ITOU art a nation bulk.
?XI ' **oncr**te example of th" workings of
the recipro Ity i?aet, had It been a<**eep?ted.
the Canadian Min later cited the cuse ot
. British Columbia end the American port ?)f
Seattle, if reciprocity had been accepted.
' British Columbia would be buying produce
from t-^ntie that ?t now buyi from Nova
s otla, he sai?l.
"It might be better eeenomlcelly," he ex?
plained, "in fact, wi know i? would cost
: less, imt it would net he better nationally"
W. v Co ksiiutt. niHiii,-- of Parliament,
and ,i Comet stive like Mr. Footer, ampli?
fied tin- argumenta of the latter and, al
though letters of regie? were read from
both Trim?? Minister Horden and hla de
, feuted opponent, |ir ?Wilfrid Laurier, it
Iwai n-iteil that no ni?n:tif-r of the Liberal
; leader's forces irai a speaker at the d!n
.'ner. The president of the club, who acted
as toaatmaater, Sharon Graham, was a
'campaign speaker for the Li1-nil party Ir.
I tiie recent election! In Cai
1 William Peterson, ?.f M-'il'.l T'nlversity.
; Kenneth J. Dunstop. .>r?.std -nt of the ?'ana?
dian Club of Toronto; Hoheit a Falconer,
president ot the Cnlveraity of Toronto'.
ami Henry A Couaelrat. president of the
Mnjlil Orsdustes' Society of New York,
were the other speakers
FOR ABOLITION OF LIQUOR
i John Wanarnaker Grieved That Women
Drink and Smoke.
[l'y ?MaiiauS t?> T'-c Mbosi 1
Philadelphia, Now. |*.-Jefcu Wanarmker
' : 11 tome out for ti?. abolition nf the llooor
trafile ,,?,?i the prevention ?,f drinking
i!!i?l smoking by women, rot only in pub
tie, but in private. B< ?feflngd his ptand
during an iddrssi en temperance its geve
ln ?'??? John ("hsmberi Ifemorlei Presby
: terien ?'hur<'h
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W. A. T-??:.,? ? Co.. 20 ??? ?*-,_-, y v
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no*.v drinking and nmoking ?n publi.?
1 It Is tlni? snrr.i*thlng wait dont iv-si.?,
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?SofcHsrs' We mum now ?tan?! toi/atfca.
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wttlct) Is b'.utv? to ?(?mi? In tlm??. I Ml*?*
that tli?* Republlcaa party or any otbtt
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it amp ?I. I realize the Kran?! old \,trtt
rannnt be k?!'f up to it.* itsnilard mj_a
it ? xclii'li-H the 11, r r I vlness.
?It wat. vory ?JUBcult t< r m?* whan \
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a MstStaltor ?-In?*?? 1*77. snd In all the-,?,
i yror?* 1 hor* nut tak?*n a ?lnrk of ll-uor"
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