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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
BACK BAY POLITICS.
Linehan Wants LexoWing to Reach
Republican StronghoIds.

Boston, Mass. Representative Line
han Of Boston has served notice on the
Massachusetts house that he proposes
to ask for an investigation by the
committee on election laws OF the
methods used in the late caucusos
and election for congressman in the
9Th, 9th and nth districts.
When the order giving the election
laws committee authority to summon
persons and papers in its desired inves-
tigation of illegal voting in Boston
came up in the house, Mr.. Luce of Som
eryile moved postponement until
Friday in order that ample justice and
fair play might be done to an absent
member (Mr. Kiley), who might desire
to be present when the order should
be acted upon.
Mr.. linehan then arose and said he
desired to serve notice that on Friday
he would offer an amendment to the
order.
He privately explained the scope of
his amendment. saying that il was no
'o'l''S 'hat' ~ 'Ht EHHtN anu III 'l'
Back Fay districts, methods were in
vokCd which We're scandalous. and il
there is to be any invest igation of H.
legal assessment and voting. il ought
to he thorough.
Mr.. Luce says he will oppose the
amendment suggested by MIR. Linehan,
as he is not desirous of conducting a
wholesale investigation, and it not de
sirous of investigating any individual
or election methods in general.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

Cambridge, Mass.-Mayor John II
II. McNamee will not be a candidate
for another term. The very energetic
chief executive of the University city
and leader of Cambridge Democracy
is satisfied to retire at the end of the
present term, which is his second
Mayor McNamee says: Il am not a
candidate for third term. | said
that long ago. If can leave the Citi-
acns of Cambridge tolerant Of one an.
other | shall he satisfied" The may.
or said the aldermen were forced to
have Alderman CUv2ney resign the
presidency. He was aware of the ac-
tion to he taken and it could not have
been otherwise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
Hagaman Body to Be Exhumed.

New York, n. Y.-Asst. Dist. Atty.
Garvan has announced that all ar
rangements have been made for the
eXhumation of the body of Theodore
Hagaman, who died in the Waldorf.
Astoria three years ago, and who was
buried in a cemetery in Poughkeep.
sic. An examination. it is believed
may throw light on the circumstances
surrounding the death of Mr. Haga-
man, whose wife. now Mrs. Walter f..
Delabarre, took possession of his
large fortune before his death. Prof.
Witthaus will make a chemical ex.
animation of the viscera.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Big railroad ferryboat sinks Il canal
boat and damages sound steamer
Rhode Island by collision in fog in
New York harbor.
Hon. James II. Blount dies In Ma
con, Ga.
Mrs, J, b, De Faria Of New Bedford
, captures eloptng husband in Honolulu
after long search.
Inquest ordered in the death of Will
liam Mccarthy, whose body was found
in Luther place Boston.
Engineer Dale OF the Cambridgc.
Mass, city hail removed
Miners agent after investigating
West Virginia shooting reports that
deputy marshal and his force killed
men in cold blood
Death Of wife Of eX-GoX. George S.
Boutwell, at GrotOn, Mass.
Body of unknown man found in
Tewksbury woods.
Mrs. Clodia Trudeau, who lost scalp
in Salem mill, likely to recover.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
SYSTEMATIC STEALING.
Five Boston Mail Drivers Rihed Mai
Gags by Wholesale.

Boston, Mass A systematic scheme
OF rohbing the United States mail a:
wholesale here has Just b IN broken
UP when four boys Of ~ years on
younger composed very pen!tent and
remorseful group in the cell room a.
station | whittier they had been taken
by officers rcpres onting the city and
federal authorities, It is believed that
thousands and thousands Of dollars
worth of property has been stolen by
these youthful marauders in the last
five months; but the most remarkable
thing about it Is that they have n,Wer
been caught before this, inasmuch as
their scheme was a very ordinary one,
and was conducted in such n manner
as would usually lead to immediate de
lection.
The boys under arrest are Thomas
Franc, living on School street South
Boston; Henry Murphy Of > Maiden
street. South end; Henry Bowen Of 270
Dudley street, ROXbury. and James
Parker OF 1909 Washington street
South end Parker says he is % years
Of age, while the others put their ages
at IS. All drive mail wagons between
the postotlice and the North Union sta
Jon, and are hired by private con-
tractor. who does this work for the
postoiire department at fixed annual
payment
William Lorenzo Rowe (colorcd) OF
Kendall street, another mail wagon
driver has also been arrested.
The charge made against the prison
csr is that the sacks of the third and
fourth class matter entrusted to their
care for cartage between the postoftice
and the railroad station have been
opened time and time again and pack
ages containing all sorts of merchan-
disc, such as watches, jewelry, etc, cX-
tracted therefrom and sold to the best
advantage as chance offered.
All the boys claim homes, but it is
doubted if they ever spent much time
there. II is rather believed that they
slept wherever they happened To be
when they felt like going to Sleep they
are said to have spent most of their
nights at the stable where their wag-
OnS were ReEt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
March IL, 1908.
THU RSDLN,

Order cunsid red to extend powers
of elections committee 80 it can inyes-
tiGate Ward s IBoStonD put over til
Friday, that ~ j, Kiley may b. heard.
Five young men, mail WAGON drivers
and Jumpers, arrested in Boston ON
charges Of rohhiug mail bags
Troubles on church of God and
Saints Of Christ aired in Boston muni-
cipal court,
WIFI Of New Jersey constable held
on suspicion Of having poisoned her
husband
Captains or two ivebound American
fishing sChouncrS in BAY OF Islands
make perl0us trip over snowtiaids.
Boston merchants consider and in.
dorSe Tinkham's bill for public works
department Oi Boston and nurnmctts
review o. fire insurance rates.
Gov. Bates refuses AttlehurO select.
mems petition for removal of Company
|, Fifth NJ. V, NJ, from that town: Sc
lectm2n will make legal fight
Much opposition from Beverly
Farms folk to proposed electric road.
Mayor MCNamcc says he will not
again be a candidate for the office Of
mayor OF Cambridge.
Body of New Yorker Theodore Hag-
aman to he cNhum2d Friday and au-
topsy performed
Witt of haheas corpus for cX-Mayor
AmrS Of Minneapolis denied by Judge
Pike of New Hampshire superior
court.
Postmaster at Dalhousic, y. b., re-
arrested on charge of sending poi
Sonel candy to his alleged accompliCe
in robbery he is accused Of.
Prison contract labor system de-
nouncel in Michigan.
Keene and Taylor begin fight to Sc
cure Southern Pacific proxies before
the annual election.
Near an agreement to vote on the
Panama Canaltrcaty; generally under
stood that agro2 ment to vote on it
Tuesday will be made today.
Mrs. Pennell dies at sisters hospi-
tai in Buffalo; agreed now the disas-
ter was an accident, not suicide.
Cuban senate ratifes the reciproc-
ity treaty with the United States.
Rain puts stop to Maine lumber
operations; rivers of state badly
swollen; Merrimac near ireshet
height.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

Plymouth, \. H.-Thc heavy rains
the ice III streams in this section of
the state. and they are running full
aud iillnd with anchor ice The Penn
ig"wasacI river has risen IL feet dur
ing the day, and in many places has
overIlowrd its banks, and acres of in
tcryalc lands are covered with ice and
water. A big ice jam has formed
here, but 10 serious results are an
ticipatcd. The White Mountain diyi-
sion of the Boston & Maine railroad
is meeting no trouble on its main line
between WOOdsvillc and Concord.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
TUESDAY.
r eb. 10, 1908.

George l.. o. Perry confessed Feb. %
90 Sheriff Fairbairn that he murdered
Miss McPhee and Miss Morton, and
declared that Alan G, Mason had no
connection with the crimes.
Sixteen persons rescued from Il
burning house in East Boston: one girl
may die from burns.
Score or more of people killed by
fire following the explosion of oil tank
cars at Olean, n. Y.
Rewards offered for the capture of
the murderer of Policeman Mcndpls-
sohn of Waterbury. Conn.
Death Of Hon. Robert o. Fuller of
Cambridge. Mass.
Brilliant social function at the open.
ing of the loan exhibition of the old
masters at the Glundmann studios at
| Boston.
Ieigler will not permit desertors to
go on his polar expedition.
Death of Mrs. Annie T.. Donahoe of
Boston, widow of Patrick Donahoe.
Supposed attack on Speaker Myers
explained by the man who made il as
meaning something else.
British naval estimates for coming
year Sl79, ,2o5; building plan three
battleships, four armored cruisers and
30 other craft.
Miss Alice Roosevelt to visit Miss
! Elizabeth Hunt. at San Juan, y. II.
Death of eX-Mayor Samuel p. Ten
ney of Chelsea.
Situation in Macedonia explained:
Christians revolt to entanglc European
powers in controversy with the Turk
! and force him from Europe.
| President Hall of the \. V, y. II. e
| II. unwilling to meet a joint commit
tee of the tranmen and conductors
! and matter goes back TO the men for
| action.
Gaudettc. victim of Brockton. Mass,
| shooting, still alive.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

Manchester, N. IA great deal OF
interest was manifested in the pro-
ceedings held in the superior court
here in the matter of the eXtradition
of DR.. Albert AlOnzo Ames, the for.
mer mayor of Minneapolis, whose sur.
render is demanded by the authori.
ties Of Minnesota, to answer to the
charge Of accepting Il bribe while in
office.
The doctor was represented in the
| proceedings by L. s. DiSt.-Atty. Chas.
II. IIambIctt Of Nashua and his part,
nor. John X. Spring. and it was cvi.
dent that the petiLAHrr was prepared
10 stand upon every legal right that
he possessed TO resist eNtralition.
DIR. Ames appeared in court leaning
upon the arm OF Deputy sheriff Ord
way and attended by his devoted wife.
While he moved feebly, there was no
evidence that the excitement of the
proceedings was likely to cause him
any serious trouble or subject his
health to any dangerous cOmplica-
tons. He sat for the most part. with
dOWnCaSt eyes. but occasionally
glanced about the court room with
considerable interest.
The hearing was upon the petition
Of DR.. Ames for release from alleged
illegal arrest, the petitioner alleging
chiefly technical defects in the war
rant and proceedings held before the
governor in regard to his eXtrailtion.
The objections presented by his at
torncys were nine in number. their
strongest plea being on the ground
that al the eNtradition heating before
Coy. Bachelor no evidence was adj
mitlcd.
After the arguments the attorney
for the petitioner moved for the dis
charge of Dr. Ames. but Judge Pike
promptly denied the motion and or
dered the defendant into the custody
of the sheriff pursuant to the warrant
of the governor. Attorney Hamblctt
immediately excepted and Judge Pike,
after consideration, directed that
.AmrS be admitted to bail in the sum
CT $l2.5no, pending the prosecution of
tho appeal, and set the date of hear
ing for April IA next before the SUI
preme court.
The Judge also fixed Saturday next
at p. N. as the limit during which
bail might be furnished. and Signifi-
canlly directed that the clerk Should
consider the sut,iciency of bail offered.
Meanwhile Ames remains in the Gus
tody of the sheriff. 1t is also signiti-
cant that while Solicitor TuttIe only
asked for $4,000 bail, the judge fixed
l. $500 higher
The specific crime which is charged
against AmcS is the acceptance OF Il
brbe Of S25 from one Gladys Barr, in
return for protection against interior.
cnce in running a house Of i'll fame.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
FRIDAY,
March 6, 1908.

FRIDAY, March 6. 1908.
BufalO's romantic murder mystery
still unsolved; Mrs. Seth r. Paine
the beautiful wife of dentist, now
the suspect.
Recount Of vote for selcctmen al
Rocknort results in complications.
Miss Lucy T.. Parsons, boollkeeper
of a West End N'oston Coal Office,
arrested on charge OF larceny of SIS.
Beverly beard of aldermen grants
license at | a. NJ. for oil plant at
Tucks Point.
Pope passed whole day in bel; has
gastric troubles, but condition not
alarming.
Benjamin Grey. noted grower OF
orchids, dead nj Maiden. Mass.
Coal tcamstcrS' issues on increased
wages and recognition Of union to be
considered at a conference.
Strike of 10 woOdworkers in Som
ervillc, Mass.
Capt. Edward y. Haven of Lynn,
Mass, selected as first officer of
Zeigler polar expedition.
Pennsylvania legislator introduces
bill to subsidiZe large families and to
give gold medals To mothers vino
have more than nine children.
Harry t.. Narney of BrocNun. Mass.
arrested on warrant ISSUED II years
ago.
Woman accompanies two scientists
in dangerous ascent Of La SOufriere
volcano.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
MAY Be Tried for Perjury

Washington. ID. C.--Dist Atty.
Beach OF the District of Columbia
las received from Atty. Gen. Knox a
transcript of the records of the in
qniry by the house committee on ma.
val affairs, into the bribery charges
made by Representative l.csslcr of
New York in connection with the Hol.
land submarine boats, and instructs
M". Beach to investigate the case and
determine whether Philip Doblm shall
jury. When a witness before the ma
val committee Dohlin testified that
I.cnu"l T.. QuiGg had authorized him
to offer $1,000 to Representative .eSS-
Ter, but later he denied everything he
had sail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

Rostun. Mass.-li Il = story told to
the police of Division by Mrs. ktl,
Tie Richlewica is true. che had Thrill,
ing experience in her own home with
bold thief, who depa ted after lock-
ing her in a closet. taking with him
So in cash. According to the story
told by the woman, size was in her
tenement, when an unknown man,
whom she described az about feet
10 inches in height and weighing
about 1S5 pounds, seized her, and af-
ter battle forced the woman into a
closet and locked the door. An in
vestigation showed that the man had
entered side room off the kitchen
and took from drawer So.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
Was Reelected While Dead.

Mt. Holly. n. J.--Relieving that A.
A. Pharcs of jacksonville, who died
suddenly on Monday night and was
reelected constable he next day. the
voters not being aw lrc of his death,
was poisoned by his y lie, the author
tiles placed her mdef arrest and took
into custody Garfield Taylor, friend
of hers. who is said t. have been with
Phares when Ike died II is believed
by the authorities thG they have dis
covered conspira " to murder
Phares and get possession of a SlO,-
coo life insurance VIII ch he carried.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
The Mississippi on the Rampage

st. Louis. Mo.-With seeming slow
ness. but with relentless certainty,
the danger in the lower Mississippi
valley from the food grows hourly
moro serious With rain all day long
all over the upper Mississippi valley
and in the region drained by the Ohio.
the prospect for long-continued dlsas-
ter in the south increases. At oC. Louis
the situation is not considered ut all
threatening. though the river contin-
ues to rise and the vast quantities Of
drift show that the tributary streams
are overlooking.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
Murderer Perry's White Mourner.

Boston, Mass Beside the grave of
George leo Orange Perry. the con
.essed murderer nj Agnes McPhoa and
Clara !. Morton, n mys rrious whit
woman said a PRAYER for the repusc of
he sluggcr's soul. Who she was or
why she was at the grave no one
knows. but those who saw her believe
that She must have been AT lcasl an
intimate friend of the negro. who for
SO many months terrorizcd the suburbs
of Boston. she was not at the UNDER
taking rooms, hut was seen hurrying
10 the cemetery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
Women Run a Newspaper.

Cambridge, Mass.-rhe Cambridge
Press. a weekly in its 3Sth year, is now
owned, edited and conducted entirely
by women. The first number under the
new management appeared recently.
Eight pages. printed ON heavy book pa
per, were filed with interesting local
news and special articles. Miss Alice
Spencer Geddes is editor and manager.
Mrs. Es'clle j. Norton, assistant editor
and manager, and Miss Bessie +. G..
Brainard, associate editor. The pa
pcrS are sold by little gills.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
WEDN ESpAY,
March II, 1908.

Testimony OF Harry Brown as to re-
! pcating in Ward s, Boston, likely to
| lead to searching legislative invcsii-
| cation OF assessment and regisl slratiOn
OF voters.
John w. Covency practically forced
to resign as president of the Cambridge
| (Mass.) board Of aldermen.
Pennell dead. wife may die: fright
| fu disaster added to Burdirk murder:
couple dashed over cliff upon Jagged
| rocks.
EX-Mayor Ames oI Alinneapoli
brought from Hancock to Manchester
and stands the trip well.
ros'un school board gets he report
Of the committee on appropriations.
which recommends many reductions as
a result OF the incrcas cost of coal
Arthur l.. Grhi,hs of Maiden, Mass.
seriously injured in a boxing bout in
New Haven.
Two railroad accidents at Waltham
Mass: one results in death Of motor
man Emerson Storcr.
James Il. Quigley installed as arch
bishop of Chicago.
EXCongressman Conry of Boston
sending out 100 more summonsps to
persons registered from Ward s.
Hearing before the railroad COM
missioners on the lease of the Old Col
ony tracks within Boston to the Ee-
waited road.
Mrs. Martha Moore Avery of Bos-
ton attacked at a meeting of Social
Democrats.
Edward II. Oakes elected chief of po-
lice Of Revere. Mass.
Rockford, H.. pastor advocates in
r-marriaGc or blacks and whites.
Private Mccarthy badly cut in quar-
rel at Newport. h. l.; Private Raines
under arrest.
Funeral OF Perry. the self-confesscd
| murderer. has white woman mourner.
Prof Edward II. Strobel of Harvard
has been appointed legal adviser to
the king of Siam.
Herbert A. Coner. who claimed he
was robbed at the South End, Boston.
~ hiiiS'il uiiCSitu ou a Niui VI
stealing the money
Bryan's attendance at the Michigan
Democratic convention a feature: he
talks about Addicks and Cleveland.
Death of Francis w. Lawrence Of
Broolline, Mass.
Armour and Cudahy have cornered
''ay corn.
Heman w. Chaplin tells state Civil
Service association that wholesale
stealing is going on in the county
rings.
Two thousand more boiermakers
aud iron shipbuiders Join the New
York strike.
Someryille. Mass. Fourth of July
association votes to celebrate this year.
Fourteen killed and II seriously in
iured in the Oean n. V, oil tank eX-
plosion.
More bad eggs thrown at women
sttchers in Lynn. Mass.
the Combatants attempted To board be-
ing held while detectives fought to ar
rst them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
Slayer of Policeman Is Prize.

Waterbury. Conn.-The state of
Connecticut took a hand in the effort
to bring to light the man who killed
Policeman Paul Mendelssohn last
Sunday night. The senate, without a
moments delay, passed the resolution
presented by Senator Charles Graham
of Orange. offering a reward not eX-
ceeding $4,000 for the detection and
conviction of those responsible for or
implicated in the murder. Gov. Cham
berlain expressed himself as in full
sympathy with the resolution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

New York, \. Y.-Charles Chadwick
low assistant district attorney. for
m"riy football captain and guard o;
thH lai" eleven, assumed the role ri
protector Of whole carful 1T passen-
GERS on the elevated read at Bleerker
street There was real danger and
great excitement. for two young men
who had acted in Il hoistcrous fashion
Tor many minutes had engaged in Il
sharp fight, one, finally. drawing r.
NolNer which Mr.. Chadwick took from
him. The service on the road was in
terrupted for some time, Il train which
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14
Irish Federal University Proposed

London, Eng.-The report of the
royal commission on Irish univers-
ties education has just been issued.
II recommends that the Royal univer.
sity of Ireland be reconstructed as a
federal university. having as constit-
uant colleges the existing Queens col
legcs at Belfast. Cork and Galway,
ulics To be established in Dublin and
endowed and equipped as a college Of
the first rank.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

Havana, Cuba-The senate. by a
vote OF to ., ratified the reciprocity
treaty with the United States. There
were three absentees, all of whom. it
is believed, favored the treaty The
ratification required only majority
vote, so that there were three votes
to spare. Senor S. Anguily. the lead
er of the opposition. made the rather
mysterious explanation that his op-
position was designed chiefly to draw
out whatever could be advanced in
support of the treaty.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

New York. y. YAH the symp-
toms OF those who died on the Kara
mania are so similar 90 hose of chul-
era that have decided to keep the
vessel, crew and passengers us if il
were certain. The passengers. 733 H.
number, will he transferred 10 Hon
man island. and will be detained there
until | am sure they are free from in
tcctiOn." Such is the oflicinl state
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14


The markets are now experiencing
N"'e'''''s 'S ''s''o' ''o"e "'''' II
mcldentai to the opening or lhe
Lenten season. Quotations have not
altered any since last week. Straw
49,; ;o. ,ro corirn into tho market
- H"''''''''' "">' ''e ''''''s
70 cents per DON.
p,rrrrp r,,,,rv ov,ro vor.
cnt ,nI No,. iIan,"'iir, -. 1,on.
northern New YORK, - l-2c; western
W." l'-c' northern hrsts, -oc; east
orn' -""2'r; western hrsts' 2'c; sec
Vnos' 90 -lc; h'ld extra 25c; lirStS'
1vu >2r; extra dairy 20 2lr; TAR 10
goou, lo@ re; western imltatlon' II
Wzoc; lad'e hrS's. l"m l'c; renovated
ltp I've boxes. 2o@-' lie; trunks ID
pnn's' 2o~2' l-2c.
r1,rrcr rpos, Nan. yor,. .r.;,s If
saT4 10. n,s,s ,9l,Io o.. ,oanrds
M11oc. bast Vermont twins liz,
"a 1-oc. fr,ts 1eD1s ,.oc. second.
We -c' sage II ''-Q Loo
rCCs-Ne,rhv ,n1 o,no fancy
90. ohoic, fro,h o,.toru 1oI,ooc.
fsE IA GOOD 1GoIl-r choica rrnsh ver.
r,>,,t and Nav u,mns,,iro ,o6, ooc.
nv o,rd,ad n1iohig,, ,e i.on. vast
~ solcrtoI ,eMrs I,n,. ,oir tn cc,n
IL ,-n. E,rso. ,n, ,,issr,,,i ,nni,n
III. frosh snninnrn " - 1oG,sn. 20.
mgerators, '9 lac; nearby duck eggs.
25c,
nprcerD nor,, INV >-,.,hor,
.4x ,a>'y,n soul, ,qnisa. ahia,,nns
scS ona. ,,;naonn W." - etS,,-. S -, aamoh ~ , a.
western dry pacl,cd sn boXcS),
peys turkeys 1Sm2oc; fair>to good. IL
WIG; old toms, l'W i"c; no. :, l2m
ls0 chlcN'hS' ~" '""; fowls, l. :
1ec: geese, 1.m1ac: in barrels fur.
keys, l5W19c: fowls, T. l.e0l3 l.2c:
chickens 12014c. ducks 1jT1-c. old
sS' iof w. i-r' Live poultry
AOWis' 10 l'-1 lac, rooSlcrS, 'QSc
pEANs-Cbo;co ho,lri,,od mo,
aa.ao. screencd so1o0ooo. seconds
s1.sOMo. cboica h,nd.nicEed melium
s2'so. screened so1oGo %. small
whtte C,lif,rn;, g. 4uI,o "a. rorrion
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

ne Rothschilds had increased and
piled after the manner OF many
lilies. there would hy this time
lve been a prodigious number of the
4elish branch. let alone the rest.
/ after more than a hundred years
descendants of Nathan Never
4hschild (founder of the English
hschilds) only amount to between
hnd 40 persons. -.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-03-14

Five policemen in Paris. France.
have passed an examination as motor
lists, and will be supplied with fast
cars to arrest drivers who travel at
dangerous speed.