... in Indians, which, it is feared, may result in collision inhabitants and the authonties. On Tuesday morning a man named Joseph Conrad shot dead John Martz, a merchant of the town named, his motive forth. murder being Geld to he jealousy. Public indignation ...

... and Sons. Nell Haffenden. By Tighe Hopkins. In Two Vols. Ward and Downey (Limited). An Outcast of the Islands. By Joseph Conrad. T. Fisher Uuwin. 44 Froebel's Gifts. By Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith. (The Republic of Childhood.) Gay ...

... of life on an Eastern riser: in mittsfl vrith rosstraint. Thu onthos of the is tuespwswitly touching. Pio 111141110411. Joseph Conrad w • w sod Wail wairolue htertily. AN AN il LO-CHIN ISIS STObtE. II ER CELLE, rIAL By DANI E L WOODROVIiI. Clot h. 6, hit ...

... Draper, M.A. Hymns lor Holy Week, with Prayers, original ana translated. London : Henry Frowde. •'Tales of Unrest.'' By Joseph Conrad: Pelican House, E.C. By B. B. West. T. Fisher Unwin. A Twofold Sin. By M. Brazier. Digoy, Long, and Co. Parliamentary ...

... THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF WIFE POISONING. - - Joseph Conrad, 43,. baker, of 35, Sidmouthstreet, St. Pancras, was charged, on remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, at the Clerkenwell Police-court, today, with feloniously administering • quantity of to his ...

... CUARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO MURDER A WIFE BY ARSENIC. Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of Sidmouthstre .t. St. Pancras, was charged at the t'lerkeuwell Polite-court to-day, before Mr. IL.race Smith, nith felniously administering to his wife. Jane Conrad. on ...

... ,~ POLICE INTELLIGENCE. CLERKENWELL. Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of 35, Sidmouth-streefc, St. Pancras, was charged, oa remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, with feloniously administering a quan- tity of arsenic to his wife, with intent to murder her. — Mr ...

... Life of William Shake- speare ; fifty guineas to Mr. Maurice Hewlett, for The Forest Lovers ; fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad, for Tales of Unrest. A meeting of the Provisional Committee of the Sunday Concert Society was held at Queen s Hall ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. CLERKENWELL.. Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of Sidmouth-stree ., St Pancras, was charged, before Mr. Horace Smith, w_th SLously administering to his wife. J«ie Conttd^ the Ist Dec. and other occasions, a quantity of mem^ wl.h intent ...

... mad ? Yet, how impressive the opening is of that tale, The Disturber of Traffic. Of precisely the same kind is Mr. Joseph Conrad's The Nigger of the Narcissus (One Vol., Heinemann), only that here the futility of what is futile is more marked in ...

... Sessions, after some six or seven previous convictions for felony.— The Prisoner was now com- mitted for trial. CLERKENWELL Joseph Conrad, 43, a baker, of Sidmoubh-street, St. Pancras, was charged on remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, with feloniously administering ...

... ensaze bis atteniion, and wiil be entertained by many keen an{ witty hits.” NEW NOVELS. 2 THE NIGGER of the NARCISSUS, By JOSEPH CONRAD. One Vol., 6s. The “ Daily Telegraph —* Even as a movne panorama of the phases of ocean the book is admirable. The e are ...