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The fisheries and game commission
ers from the five sea-coast states OF
New England, met in conference at the
state house the other day for the
discussion Of uniform lobster laws.
Resolutions were adopSed, declaring
for a uniform law for licensing OF all
lobster fishermen and smack captains,
and dealers, and for a law closely fol-
lowing that now on the Maine statute
books, relating TO measurements, that
is, minimum length OF "a inches
over the back Of the lobster from the
end of the bone of the nose to the CEN
ter of the rear end of the body shell.
The last of Charles Zueblin's lee
lures on the American municipality
was delivered one morning recently,
the topic of the address being Munich
pal Ownership"
Mr. Zueblin said that public owner
ship, by providing for the coming gem
Grafton, fulfilled the communitys law
of life. He believed that no generation
has a right to saddle the generation
10 follow with burdens, and said that
public franchises which extend be
yond one generation are wholly inde-
fensible. He claimed that public own
er6hip raises and sustains the stand
ard of living of the workers, and more
important still, enriches the public life
of the community.
Abraham Rosenstein, the newsboy
who has been awarded the Boston
newsboys' union scholarship at Har-
ward college, is specializing on archi-
lecture. Young Rosenstein, who Is l8
years old, has shown marked aptitude
in chemistry, physics and mathematics
during the weeks ne has been mem
ber of the freshman class at Harvard.
He has kept up his business on Winter
street where he sells papers during the
late afternoon and evening.
The scholarship was given to the boy
in competition with several other stu
dents. He lives in the West End and
prepared for Harvard at the English
High school His father has been a
citizen of Boston for % years.
John II. Dunn, Boston's new street
commissioners, was born In South Bos-
ton, and has always made his home
Shere. He is 80 years old, and lives
at 897 EastAvIAoadway.
For the past six years he has been
claim agent in the street laying-out
department, under the board Of street
commissioners, resigning "A short time
ago TO attend to his campaign for the
Office to which he was elected.
Prior to 1892, except when in mill
tary service. he was public weigher.
He served in the Spanish war as a cap
tain In the 9th Mass. regt. and in the
Philippines as captain in the 2Sth u.
S. infantry volunteers from August, '09.
until May, 0l He is commander OF
Maj. NJ. j. O'Connor camp of Spanish
war veterans and captain of Co. ID,
9th Mass. regiment.
For two years he has been studying
law. During his service in the Span.
ish war he won distinction for heroic
conduct, receiving honorable mention.
The Massachusetts humane society
has distributed medals to five persons
who had risled their lives in saving
others. In every case the rescues were
from drowning.
Thomas E. Saint of Brookline saved
the life of Ralph Sterling at winthrop
last July.
Cornelius Kelleher of Haverhill
saved the lives of three boys at the
big tree" swimming hole, Little Riv-
er, Haverhill, last summer.
William A. 0Brien of East Boston
saved the life of w. H. Edmonds of
Dorchester at Old Orchard beach last
August.
Katherine Mcdaniel, 10 years old, OF
Brighton, saved the life of Edward
Getchell 13 years Old of Waltham, at
North Truro last August.
Harold McDermott, II years old, OF
Lynn.
Roy ii. Hetherington, who assisted
In the rescue of w. II. Edmonds, was
awarded certificate
Katherine Mcdaniel Of Brighton re-
cedves a medal for a courageous act,
performed at North Truro. Aug. 13,
when she saved 13-year-old Edward
Getchell of Waltham from drowning
She Is 10 years old and the daughter
OF Ralph B Mcdaniel OF 63 Brooks
dale road, Brighton.
Sister Nivedita Miss Margaret No
ble), the noted English educator of the
Vivekananda school Of Calcutta. told
OF her work among the Hindus in an
address delivered before an audience
Of leading Boston women the other
day.
Marked success has been achieved by
Sister Nivedita in her work OF educa,-
inc tho JJiudu wnman