But Though We Welcome The Experiment, Mr. Pulitzer Will, We
fear, find that his larger ideas will fail. He might as well try to breed poets as journalists. No education, no training, no gifts even, will make a successful journalist......
The Verdict In The Humbert Case Has Not Reached Us
in time for this issue, the speeches of the Procureur-General and of the prisoners' counsel having occupied rather more time than was expected. The former gave the jury a long......
Full Details Are Given In Monday's Times Of The School
of Journalism at Columbia University endowed by Mr. Pulitzer, the proprietor of the New York World, which is to be opened next year. It is pointed out that there are two......
M. Pelletan, The French Minister Of Marine, Has Made A
bold, perhaps even an unwarrantable, experiment. He has been dissatisfied with the usual tests for ironclads, and ordered the Suffren,' a fully armed man-of-war, to be attacked......
It Is At Last Admitted Semi-officially That The Austrian...
claimed and exercised its ancient right of veto, inherited from the days when there was but one Emperor in Europe, to prohibit the election of Cardinal Rampolla. Count......
The Campaign In Northern Nigeria Against The Fulahs Has Been
brought to a successful conclusion. On Thursday tele- grams were received at the Colonial Office announcing that the town of Burmi, which was unsuccessfully attacked in the......
• The Madrid Correspondent Of The Times Evidently Expects A
revolution in Spain. In a long and most interesting letter published on Tuesday he explains that all classes of the people, peasants as well as bourgeoisie and artisans, have......
A Terrible Cyclone, Which Lasted From Midnight On Monday,...
10th, to 7 a.m. on the following day, has devastated great part of the island of Jamaica. Kingston suffered greatly, but Port Antonio, the depot of the American fruit trade, and......
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