... A SOCIALIST CHARGED WITH'ASSAULT.I John Evelvn Barlas (31), B.A. of Oxford, a well- known London Anarchist,N was brought up at the Crieff Police Court on Monday on a charge of assaulting Richard Booker, journalist, London, and James Stewart, jauitor, ...

... .,EXCITING SCENES IN CASTLE STREET. f PRO-BOER SOCIALISTS RESCUED BY THE POLIME, THEIR CLUBROOM WINDOWS SMASHE D. The feeling of resentment on the part of the , general dommunity against the Socialists who - were the means of bringing Mr Cronwright- ...

... demand the impossible and the impracticable ? The report of the Parliamentary Committee on the subject of the International Socialist W1'orkers and Trades Union Congress was rather guarded in its language, but the speakers yesterday did not beat about the ...

... NEW SOctALisT GRoUP Ys FRANcE.-Fifteen of .0the most advanced Revolutionary Socialists in the e, Paris Municipal Council have just constituted o themselves into a new Socialist group, and have g issued a manifesto. Among the 15 signatures it - bears are ...

... anri month country-with a war that will end in the separation nurety of the sister Iles and with the proclamation of a ear- Socialist Republic in Dtbliv. period ...

... the life of the Emperor. An examination gi of the prioner's papers proved that lie was closely c..rie- teed vith several Socialistic and Democratic . cieties throughout the Empire, and that lie had taken an active part in the promulgation oif the opinions ...

... CONGRESSI Up to the present date, 502 delegates have announced their intention of being present at the International Labour and Socialist Congress which opens ic London on Monday week. -or these, Great Britain contributes 160 delegates from trade unions, 25 from ...

... of streets. Another demonstration, on a smaller scale, was held in Trafalgar Square on Tuesd. y afternoon, when a band of Socialists delivered speeches in which there were distant threats of a repetition of the scandalous out- rages of Monday. A number ...

... being conducted by the anttoritien ?? increaslng activity. There have beeu, duriig Cioo last few days, repeated seizures of Socialist newspapera on charges of lose inajeste, attempting to cost discredit ou the institutions of the country; The police are also ...

... papers state that a Canadian, described as Miss B., has been arrested there charged with stealing a number of articles from a Socialist with whom she had stayed for several weeks. The quarrel between the two ladies, and the anxiety of the French women to recover ...

... as and would, but for the peace-at-an3Y-price party a in Britain. I 'wrote a letter to a Seottish news- v, paper over the Socialist Trades Council of Aber- tb deen, and hope and trust it did some good. to Alfred B - !as a brother, if not two, fighting (i ...

... aind fraternity of which Aniarchists boast were exb ibited in a peculiar light at a recent pie-lio of about 2000 Now York Socialists at ()ik (CilYpark, hudsoin uomirsty, Noew Jersey. While the fostivities wore at their height, a man named Wino, wvlro tried ...