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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
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Meniden", Sreiberr BON aniage,
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Wfann getpeien lein muBte, oa er Die
Surnten bes gelelllbaftlihen Ser
febrs 10 id6n su erfldren tpuBte.
Das mar iebod eurbaus nibt Der
Sail; tuie elm Baar in n&eclams
l1niperlum" ersdblte @elbi9tben
aus leinem 2eben seigen, tpar AUDI
oer cole Sreiberr elm lbDnes 8eilpiel
bafiir, oaS 9beorie uno Hraris oft
peit auseinanber9eben. Gniege per=
iiinbi9te iid gegen feline eieenen
2ebren allerbings ni9t aug Wangel
an Sinn fiir Die auBeren Sprmen
ooer an eelelllbaftliher grfabrung,
lonoern er mar cine Sbalfsnatur unb
er tonnte ieinen luitigen @infdGen
ni6t re9t piberIteben; audi ging
ibm Der nirflibe 2ebensernIt ab,
uno er iibte ieinen @ib oft bel @e=
legenbeiten, NOD er ourhaus nibt
ansebrabt mar.
Selbit ben 2anografen 5riebri1
BON 6eiien gaiiel, Der i'm gum
SammeraiieiiOr uno Spfiunfer ae.
mabt batte, erfDr er 1ib sutpeilen
our 3iellheibe leines Mtutbnillens.
9lls einnal einiae @n9ldnoer bei
6Dfe purgeitellt tperoen 1Dllten, gab
er ibnen ben Natb, in Der Nuoiena
auf ben 5iiriten 5lisuibreiten unb
ibm, tuenn er fib AUDI tpebren lpllte,
bic alappen leiner @eitentalben
gu tiiiien; Der Siirit mdre Elm
Sonoerline, ber getpiiie gigenbei<
ten bdtte unb beiien @unit man
oaber lei6t errineen fDnnte, tpenn
man ieinen Sbpdben buloigte. Die
gngldnoer lieBen iid) AUDI tpirfli9
bupiren, uno man fann iib ausma=
len, pie ieltlam feierlib biele Nuoiens
perlief. .Wenn Der 2anbaraf felbIt
Die SpdBe leines 6Dfiunfers leibt
nabm, 10 fam oieler bel leiner @ez
tnablin, elmer gebDrenen BrinseI1in
Branoenburgz zSbwebt. tueniaer gut
an. gines 9a9es gelang es ibr To-
gar, ibm eine Sblin9e au legen, in
Der erii6 fin9. Sic batte eine 0pf=
oarne, Elm Srdulein Senriette b. S.,
Die BON Der @atur iebr itiefmiitterlib
beoa9t mar. Siele fam Rnieee 10
fomiib por, oaB er fie iufDrt mad ib=
rem @intritt in bic SDfgeleuihaft our
3iellbeibe ieine8 Wibes n1a9te. CT
ltellte iib namlib in iie perliebt unb
n1abte ibr nit meiiterbaft aeIpielter
2ei6enlbaft ben 9of. 2lls er aber
einmal geraoe i'm beiten .3uee tpar,
+, itano pl6blib Die 2anbsrdfin pur ben
Beioen unb nun iibernabm iie bic
Weiterfiibrung oes 2uitlpielS. .Das
freut MIDI, ntein lieber 2nigge"
iagte iie einfab, roaB elm Mann tuie
Sic r1eine liebe 6enriette beitnsu<
| fiibren beabiihtiat. Meinen Segen
baben Sic uno -" Muf einen
Winf BON ibr ndberten lib jebt Die
iibrigen gbeilnebmer Der @elelIImaft,
unb bic Jiritin tbeilte ibnen alsbalo
NIT, oaB 6err BON &nisse uno sSrau=
lein pDn 9. perlobt mdren.
anigge fano nidt ben Mutb, gu tpi-
oeriprehen, unb 6enriette, bel Der
feline 8erbung bereits geaiinoet bots
te, uioeriprab eft rebt nibt. I'm
feline 2aufbobn niht gu ibabisen,
lnabte 2niese quite Miene gum b6ien
Spiel uno beiratbete 0enriette tpirf.
lib. Ils er aber ipdter troboem in
ungnaoe fiel, trennte er lib tpieber
bon ibr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
Der Qnnnnl1pr

= Ser 2unoDner ,Ya(l Waall
@a5ette" miro aus Dublin gemelbet,
baB sebn 8ataiIone ensliiber uno
ibOttiiher Milis innerbalb eines
Wonats einberufen unb na1 Srlanb
geIanbt uerben iulIen. Dieler
S1ritt lit cine 5olee bes BeIhluI.
ies ber britiihen Meeierung, bic
v8mang8'Nfte" in Nnuenbung brin.
gen gu tpoaen. @s belBt, baB Der
General Boitmeiiter ertldrt babe, er
tperoe iein 8urtefeuiqe nieoerlegen,
tuenu nift iharfe MaBreoeln eeaen
bic l1niteo Sriib 2ea9ue erariffen
tuirben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
9ast Gud, utd,t entmutbiaeu.

lonoern nebntt "Simmons' Liver
Purifier" (8leh Sbabtel. @s
befinoen iid3 oiele gaadabmungen
i'm Wlarfte, 10 ieien Sic alio oorz
iidtie. oaB es ber ebte Purifier ;"
1T unb bergeftellt miro BON Der A.
@. Simmons jr. Medicine Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
9ie Gtnht Berlin tpurbe o.

= Die Stabt Berlin tpuroe am
IA. Gpril bon einem iebr idmeren
@etpitter, beeleitet BON einem mol<
fenbruhartisen gfegenfal, beimge.
Iuht. Die sseuermebr puroe an 300
nerihieoene Stelen citirt, pu ente
ueber Der Blis einaeiblaeen bate,
Dber mu es lleberflutbunaen absu'
belfen galt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
(ssortietuna folat).
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rW$sY2SS$ Ss$t<s$ Sttse4A HSvStsS sD$bSSsS
Sur4 lotae appliiationsn. neil e ben tranien Sbeit
ees Obrss ni&t errti@en t6nnen. Gs siebt nur els
nen DtQ, Die Soubbeit ju turren, uno Der III bur3
foHfitutionelle 6eilmittel. Saubbet miro bur6 eis
nen entiinosten Suhann Der i6leimisen Austlei=
onns Der gufa&il6en @6br: psruria1t Benn
oieIe H6bre id tnslnoet, hdbt br einen rumpefnben
Sou oosr unuolltommenes 0ebbr; nno tpenn iie gan,
os'dlOiien If, erfolgt faabbsit. uno penn Die Gnt-
siin0nng ndt qeboben une beie H0bre iueoer in ib=
r.n aeb0ripen 3unano o.ret Deroen tam, tuiro oas
9eb6r fiir INNER lerft6rt ueroen; ueun Gdlle nnter
jebn iueroen burh aatarrb peruriaht. mel9er nidts
els Elm entslnoeter 3uftanb Der i6leimieen Ober=
ilahen 1T.
M}ir moaen einbunbert Dollars fir jebsn tour9
Ratarrb perurfahten) Gaa bon Saubbeit ssben, ben
mir niAt our& Ginntbmen bon 9all's Ra=
tarrbs Rur bitten fbnnen. Gabt Sud um=
ienf Girculare tontmen
q. ). Gbenep & Go. foleso, 8.
NJ Beriauft bon alien apoibefern. preis rs
8ents Die fylai&s.
caa's TsmtIien piHea iine Die befm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
: Man ihreibt aus Berlin: @eur

Wan ihreibt aus Berlin: Wenn
Der 3aiIer Wilbelm II. bas Ser
tndhtniB Cecil 3bpbes' annimnt,
10 folgt er babel mebr ben eisenen
@efiiblen, als oenen bes 8olfes.
UelpnoerS in uniperlitdtsfreiien
tpiiniht man Die 8uriidueiiune oes
Wermahtniiies uno Yruf. Wtomn1=
len bat oies unspeioeutig ausse=
Iprohen. Das Teitament !uiro als
elm Dersuderter 8eriu9, beutlbes
Welen gu engliiiren, beaeihnet. Diele
@efabr tperoe mod ourh Die Beftim=
mung erbDbt. oaB &ailer @ilbslm
ben Blan ins Merf 1eben 1olIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
20. & a pittL

8rou Gliao fr0bnte piebsr einmal
in berf8penberifdfter Meiie ibrer
1elesrophirleibenfhaft. Muf bic Mns'
frasen, bic 0ipiane tpesen tpidtis.r Ct
fddftsanselesenbiten an iie rihtets,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
Qt,uas xHredlid,es

1T iudenoer 5aut Nusiblag; oo9
Bucklens Arnica Salbe BELT ben
ihlimmiten Sal auf @roen. NDiele
Salbe bat ihDn Taulenbe gebeilt.
@egen Sbmersen, ale 6aut- aranf.
beiten uno f6rperliben 8erlebunsen
glebt es nihtS beKeres in Der Welt.
Breis 25 Gents per Shabtel. 6ei=
lung miro aarantirt. 8u baben
bel S. Galteper & Spbn, SEQ. s. s..
@hmitt, @isentbiimer, unb Mbplf
DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15

= 6aben Sic ie uniere 8runnen<
bobrinaibine geieben? 2aBt uns
Gub Elm girtular nit Beihreibung
unb Breiien ihiden.
Mlamp Srpn Wprfs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
Siibweitteras witnit)t Gu6

@enn Sbr gub ireenonD nieoer'
laiien uollt. tbut es entlan9 Der 2i'
ME Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
90 fOifet rtbt btel, iicb iupbl s,t
fiiblen.

9aulenoe BON 9euten baben in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills eiueu
Seoen fiir ben menibliden aDrper
gefunoen. Diele Billen beilen Ser.
itopfune. trantbafte 3ppfIhmersen,
ShwinoelsI sInfdue, @elbIubt, 0ea@
laria, 5ieber, Sr6iteln uno ale
2ebere uno Waaen=2eioen. Stein
pegetabil. geur 25 Gts. BEL &. 9al.
teper & Sobn, @eu. s. s. Shmitt,
@igentbiimer, uno Mbplf DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15

- SmpDrtirter Bprter uno 9l(e
bel 6. 6. Game & go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-15
Sam 2lmtpmiD & llramiae
YaB Balm,

i'm 8artenzDiitritt oes Staates. &c.
iunobeit uno &linla uniibertrpfen.
8iaige 2dnoereien fir ben Jarlner,
Warftgdrtner, Oblt= unb giebsiibter.
Wegen ginselbeiten tpenoetguh an
8. S. Wartin, o. IS. g.,
San NntDnip, Teras.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
LABOR CONTROVERSIES.
How National civic Federation Pro
poses to Use Good Offices.

New York. Feb. 20 O-Thc first meet
ing Of the executive committee Of 3G
appointed through the National civic
Federation to arbitratr labor troubles
was held her" yesterday. with senator
Hanna in th" chair. Th" object of the
gathering WAS to receiver report on the
working plan and means by which
strikes. lockoulS ana other forms of dis
putcs between capitalists and the labor
ing class may he settled.
This plan was presented by Il sub
committee in the form Of Il set of by
laws, which provide that the chairman
of the executive committee of the fed
Grafton shall appoint II committee on
cUn'iliation to consist of nine members,
three of whom shall he selected FROM
each group Of the executive committee.
representing capital. labor and til" gen
rral public. whose duty il shall he, up
ON information of threatened strike or
lockout of more than local magnitude
20 use its good offices in restoring har-
mOnouS relations, reporting its action
to the executive committee. Should
the efforts of the cDncliatiOn committee
prove ineifeclive, and should botn
parties to the dispute desire the service
of the executive committee, it is di-
rccted that they may he invited to Sc
lcct two employers and two wage earn
crs from the executive committee to
serve as an arbitration board. Should
the four find ii necessary to appoint an
umpire to finally decide the dispute
they may Sclec, fifth member from the
division representing the public.
Should Il controversy seem of such
magnitude as to Justify such action, he
officers Of tine executive committee shall
he authorized to cAl' II meeting of the
entire executive co iltce to consider
the situation. and take such action as
may. in it's judgment. be required. The
executive committee may appoint
auxiliary committees to deal with local
disturbances. the rules governing the
same to he in harmony with the general
purpose of the industrial department..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
CONDENSED NEWS,

Captain Eliphalct w. Fhlbrck. a
we'll known farmer and builder of Ea st
Kingston, \. H., is dead, aged 81. lie
served in the old state militia, repre-
sentrd the town in the legislature and
had been selectman for 20 years.
Hundreds of dollars are given 20
servants and employees by the will of
the late James w. Tufts of Medford.
Mass, president of the American Soda
Fountain company, and it authorizes
his widow to aid an industrial school to
be built by the Massachusetts Charit-
able Mechanic association to the cx-
tent of $25,OOO.
brlck-making plant will be in
operation at ThomaSton. Me-. in few
weeks. 1t will cost about S1UO. 900 and
have an output of nearly 1OO, 900 brick
day.
Providence may yet become the centre
of great coal fields if the evidence of
the ''prospectOrs" who have announced
the presence of an extensive coal bed
on farm in Auburn is true.
The New Hampshire state board Of
fish and game commissioners has issued
an order closing against ice fishing for
a further period of five years in ponds
in several towns ana part of the
WinnipiseOSec river.
The public stable of Patrick J. Nc
Auliff at Weston. Mass. was burned,
the Is horses carriages. harnesses and
other equipment also being lost. An
exploding lamp in the harness room
started the fire. The loss is $1,000.
In order to increase interest in the
competition for membership in the
Yale track athletic team it has been de-
cided to inaugurate Il series of inter
class track games. No "Y" will be al
lowed to compete, the idea being to
bring out nOvces.
Charles Srhmullfuss aged II. was
drowned while attempting to cross the
ice on the river at Manchester. ~ II.
At Il mass Democratic caucus at
ROckland Me-, Lucius b. Keene was
nominated as candidate for mayor.
Fiske Warren of the New England
Anti-Imperialst league. who has been
to the Philippines and has just reached
Boston. has denied himself to all new s.
paper callers.
That the Maine Central or any other
railroad is not liable for injuries t1 a
person riding on Il pass accepted Oh the
passengers agreement to the cOmpanys
immunity, is the essence of a decision
just handed down hy Judge Putnam in
the circuit court ut Portland. Me.
Samuel w. Leedom. for 10 wears sccre-
tary and auditor of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company,
died ut Newton. NlnsS.. of pneumonia.
1t is rumorcd that Yale university Is
considering the proposition of sending
an eightoared crew to compete in the
Henley races in England.
While working on the roof Of n house
in process of construction at Lake
vile, Mass. Charles Gardner. car.
penter, was blown off and fatally in
jured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
NEWSY CLEANlNCS.

The Navy Department will expert,
ment with Texas oil.
over 1000, 600 Holsters were caught
IN on the Maine coast last year.
A general strike of all job printers
in Bangor Me-, has been ordered.
During the 1900 season of navigation
357 lake vessels passed the $500
Italy promises to make Govern
mcnt exhibit at The st. Louis EXPO
siion.
The Mckinley Memorial Association
of the State of New York has raised
$4,000.
Nearly 5000 men are at work on the
site of the Worlds Fair GROUND at
St. Louis.
Suits for 100000 will be instituted
l agninst New York City for land taken
for reservoirs.
British Columbia has made no re
turn on the British capital which has
been poured into it.
Germany has imported as much as
$lO, OOO. 600 worth of apples in one year
and S2,5OO,oOO worth of pears.
The picking of the raisin and straw
|. berry crops in California is almost en-
tircly in the hands of the Chinese.
An Australian has been swinging
clubs for twelve hours Il day for six
days in succession at Edinburgh, Scot
land.
A movement is on foot in Spring
field, Mass, TO get up league among
the merchants and manufacturers to
protect themselves against solicitors
for advertisements in programs and
literature that has not known cir
culatiOn.
Iceland is about to obtain home rule.
King Christian of Denmark has called
a for an extraordinary meeting of the
u Althing next summer TO consider Il re
a form of the constitution. n plan to
be submitted is the appointment of i
4 Minister for Iceland, who shall be ac'
a quantrd with Icelandic and shall re
side ut Reikjavik instead Of Copen
hazel
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
THURSDAY.

DR.. E. N Williams, the Philadelphian
missing from Littleton, N. H., believed
to have perishcd in the snow.
House ways and means committee
blocking out a bill for relief of Cuba.
Gen. Guild pre- lcts Cuban annexa-
tion by demand of Cubans.
Property on Winter street, Boston,
occupied by Shepard, Norwell com
pany, sold; sale of First National
Bank Building announced.
DR.. Pfciffer, i'll of smallpox at Bed
ford, Mass, shows improvement.
sis for resumption of diplomatic rela
tiOns.
Admiral Schley declares he will
never be a candidate for Office.
Dover IN. H. alienation of affec-
tions case goes to the jury.
Harvard needs $294,oOO more to Sc.
cure the Rockefeller millions.
GOV. Taft continues his testimony
before senate committee on the Philip
pines.
More than 100 Filipino soldiers cap.
tureI in Banan province
Germany's decision to maintain gar
rison in Shanghai may lead to clash
with England.
Valet Jones continues his testimony
in the Patrick trial in New York.
Rear Admiral Schley's niece ex-
PEELED from Milwaukee Artists So
ciety.
Annual service in memory of fisher
men by the Gloucester, Mass, Relief
association.
Military processions abandoned as
feature of Prince Henry's reception.
Miss Stone has not yet been re-
leased.
No revenue cutter permits to meet
steamer bearing Prince Henry.
J. Malcolm Forbes buys the roam
mare Susie j. for $SO25.
Charge of cruel practices by Ameri-
can troops in Philippines refuted by
Secretary Root.
President Roosevelt addresses
Grand Army banquet at Washington.
Cabin rates may be raised on meli-
um transatlantic boats
Rhode Island senate passes string
ent act against DETACHMENT of the
United States flag.
Providence boy held up AMI robbed
by a negro in Cranston, r. |.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
TUESDAY,.

John JUhan, said to be an old green
goods" man, arrested in New York.
Prohibitionist attacks Cungre cation
al ministers for their attitude ON stu
dent beer drinking.
The Morgan syndicate which under
wrote the steel trust will divide $40.
OOo, 600 in a day or two.
Steamer kronprinz Wilhelm came
near gorunding in Cherbourg harbor
Kaiser and Prince Henry elected
honorary members of Atlantic Yacht
club.
Philadelphia girl driven insane by a
fortune teller's predictions.
Banquet given by Chinese Mer-
chants association in New York to
city officials and other guests.
Arrest promised soon in the Voelpel
murder case in New York.
Gov. Taft explains his views regard
ing government for the Philippines
James J. Hill testties at Mnneap.
oils in the suit of Peter Power against
the Northern Pacific.
Navy department will establish coal
ing station at St. Thomas.
Filipinos in nine provinces con
trolled by the constabulary without
the aid of troops.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
SDAY.

The Allan line steamship Grecan,
wrecked near Halifax 10 days ago, has
proke" III two.
The British steamer Borderer, at
New York. passed a three masted
schooner, apparently abandoned. 40
miles southeast of Navesink.
The National Retail Butchers and
Meat Dealers Protective association
was incorporated at Albany, N. Y. Ar
thur H. Streeter of Adams is the Mas
sachusetts director.
Schooner William King of Glouces
ter, which was grounded on Whites
flat. at Plymouth. Monday, floated on
the next tide. but sunk in the chan
mel near the wharves. She will be
raised
J. C. McGovern, teamster, was in
stantly killed at Worcester, Mass, at
the Grafton street crossing. while at
tempting to cross the tracks while the
gates were down. He was struck by
an engine.
Reports are current at Columbus. o.
of tie organization of new company
by the Morgan syndicate to acquire u
Independent coal mines on the Hook
ing Valley and Ohio Central railroads.
The capitalization will be $4,000 900.
Mr. and Mrs. John CLOSER. an aged
couple. were overcome by gas in their
home at Fremont, o., and on recover
ing consciousness. lay helpless. They
We're SO badly frozen that the arms
and legs of both must be amputated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
Seeking Pre- sidentiaI Candidate.

Lincoln. Nrb. Feb 2O. Senator Jones
of Arkansas the chairman of the Demo
come here for Il conference with Mr.
Rlyan. is quoted as saying that lie he
lieveS the Democratic candidate for the
presidency in 1904 will come from the
.,Gtst. The next candidate. he says. will
doubtless be some man who as Il candi-
date for governor will sweep his state
between now and 1904. and raise him.
self as did cleveland in 1882.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
NEWS OF The WEEK.
MON DAY.

MONDAY.
Rumor that Ambassador Pauncefot,
is to retire in April denied.
President Schwab of the steel trust
arrives in New York; European toul
has convinced him Of great future for
the corporation.
c. Il. Borchgrevink, the Norwegian
explorer, reaches New York after GO
ing 500 miles farther south than any
previous record.
Fire in Springfield, Mass, causes
loss of $4,000.
Thousands of persons reported killed
by the earthquake at Shamaka.
\ woman burned to death and her
husband fatally injured in New York
City.
Oscar ]. Morse, an elder of the So
city of Friends. dies in an insane hos
pital at Providence, r. |.
Crew of wrecked bark Savernoke
landed in San Francisco.
Capt Ben Parker comes to America
to take the kaiser's new yacht across
the Atlantic.
Movement for consolidation of small
savings banks in Cleveland o., is in
progress.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
SHOT IN THE BACK.
Everett Policeman Seriously Wound
ed by an Unknown Man.

Everett. Mass. Feb 20.-Thomas
Kepfr Il policeman on duty in the bust
ness section Of the city. was shot by an
unk known man about O'Clock this morn
ing and was taken to the Massachusetts
general hospital. where it is said his
condition is serious. Kccfe had ar
rested two men aS suspicious looking
characters. one of them Il young fellow,
'li or II ye;irS old. On the way to the
police station Que of them broke aw. v
and fired two shots. the second of which
tool, effect in the lower part of Officer
Kcefc's back. The other man then
broke away.
Officers Flynn and Murphy were sent
out immediately in search of the two
men, and captured the young fellow,
who gave his name as Blake and said he
lived in CharlcStoWn. The police be-
liove the older man. who has not yet
been found. did The shooting.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
Fresh Uprisina of Students.

st. Petersburg. Feb 2O.-At n n,nrrine
held yesterday. in spite Of peli,'" orders
to the contrary. local university stu
dents rejected the government's con
ceSsion respecting student organiza-
tions and meetings. and proclaimed
that they would strike unless their de
mandS for complete autonomy and
freedom of speech are granted. Dis
orders have already broken out at Keiff.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
CampbeIl.Bannerman's Stand.

London, Feb. 2O.-lf any question re-
mHined as to the unlikeIihOod of Il work
ing agreement between Lord RoSrbcry
and the Liberal party machine. it was
answered in the negative last nigh, in
an address delivered by Mr. Campbell
Zimmerman. the Liberal leader in the
house of commons. at Leicester. After
structures on the government in failin"
to conclude an honorable truce with tie
Beers, h" said fatty that he declined to
wipe his slate of the liberal principles
and strongly ren Ifrmrd his adhesion to
home rlllp
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
No Liqht on Mystery.

New York. Feb. 2-rhe preliminary
examination of Florence Burns. who is
charged with the murder Of Walter s
Brooks on Friday last, was postponed
again yesterday. Two details of de
tcctiveS and several of the legal as
SiStantS of District Attorney Jerome are
striving to clear mystery from the cir
rumstHncrs under whiclf Brooks died
but apparently have developed no Addi.
tiOnal evidence
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22

~ NJ. Jean de Bloch, the Russian Coun
scillor of State and man Of science
who has just died. became a nerton
Of worldwide interest some wears arn
He put forward the theory that the
RESULT of the great Improvement in
modern armaments would be to make
~ impossible for nations to - to war.
The Gar became interestcd in his
Views. and the Peace Congress ut The
dague was an outcome. The Boer
War furnished Il curious commentary
erlh ON the prophecies of NJ. de Bloch
no the Congress. But the Russian
pert was not discouraged. Like the
4eople who foretcl the end of the
.8orld. and remain cheerful when their
prrdictions don't come true. he modi.
led his views to snit recent devclop.
prnts aud started all over again
hich showed. ut any rate. that he
Ed an open mind.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-02-22
Advantages of Nica-aguan Route

Washington. Feb. 20.-Mr. Page.
meteorologist and photographer of the
navy department. was before the senate
committee on inter-oceanic canals YES
tcrday. He exhibited maps showing
the prevailing currents and winds on
each side of the proposed ca nails. 1t
was shown that the Nicarng qua rollt"
offered more favorable conditions for
sailing vessels than the Panama route.