... SEAMEN IN HOSPITAL. Liability of Master Mariners. At the Cardiff County Court thitl morning his Honour Judge Owen delivered judgment in the case of the Hamadryad Hospital Ship v. Tarner. The facts were that a sick seaman was admitted into the Hamadryad upon an order signed by the defendant, who was master of the ship on which the man was employed when he sickened with influenza. When a bill ...

... BLAENGARW WIDOWS SHOCKING DEATH. On Tuesday Mr S. Bridgend, coroner for the Manor of Ogiuore, held au inquest at Biaengarw on tha body of Mrs Catherine Davies, widow. The particular* were somewhat j Bad. It appears that cieci-a3eucut her he. badly tbrcngh a fall, and was medically attended. Sho however neglected herself, became delirious, i^nd jumped out through the bedroom window, causing ...

... 81-IEBEENING IN GRANGETOWN. For selling beer without a licence at 19. Chester street, Grangetwon, on Sunday, 15th April last, Margaret Macintosh was fined £ 5 or one month at the Cardiff Police Court to-day. P.C. Wiltshire proved the case. I ...

... JUNCTION OF FORCES. Natal Line Secured, The War Office has issued the follow- ing :— From General Sir Redvers Buller to the Secretary of State for War, STANDERTON, 11.40 a.m., 5th July. General Clery from Greylingstadt joined hands yesterday at Zinkor- bosch Rand River with General Ha:t from Heidelberg. He met with but slight opposition during his march. Note.—Zinkerbosch Rand River crosses ...

... LETTERS FROM THE FRONT. THE KIMBERLEY LIGHT HORSE. DISSATISFIED COLONIALS, j ConnciHor J. P. D. Wil'iams, M.E., genera.! m!l.nager of Messrs John Lancaster and Co.'s Blaina. Collieries, has recaived another letter from his son. Mr Dan A. Williams who served as a trooper in the Kimberley Light Horse (disbanded on Jane 7b)¡ after going through the siege of Kimbprlëy as a Volunteer in the Town ...

... SPAIN'S NEW FLEET. Madrid, Tuesday.—The Minister of Marine is' Considering a plan for the construction Of fleet br wiiich 550.000,000 pesetas will be required.— ,tenter. ...

... Official Scratching. fSUPPLIKD BY MESSRS WKATIIl.HBT. All engagen-icnts-Yearling colt by Raebum out Fiinoees Ludwig II.. Strike a Light, Medal, yeaiin; colt by Chorister out of Rapture, chestnut yearbn« colt by St. Leonard's out of Cerito, chestnut colt by St. Leonard's out of Rapture (two years;, colt by St. Savionr out of linerdale (two years), chestnut colt by Domino out (,f Elsie (two ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS, I Theatre Royal, Cardiff, I San 'I,)y, the beautiful musical comedy which is to bo produced this ai> the Royal by ilfr George Hdwarrtps's company, has rivalled and enrp.ts3ed oven the xient buc-ce»3 ad1Íeved by The Geisha and other well-known pieces, aud its j.ojjelurity is still at its highest, --A., witness the crowded houses each evening at Daly's London Theatre. It iH, ...

... THOUSANDS r.f PERSONS tescify th&t. fMdroyd'e .i>ills are a Îl1- il1 Wind, \Vat,er ? Diseases o? ttio Kidneys, :H)Mder. Urinary Organs ?,tone, Goub, i:i ...

... r KRUGER'S JOURNEY. I France's Hopes. I Sensational Happenings. ( Daily Mail Telegram.) AMSTERDAM, Friday. The Boer delegates, Messrs Wolraarans and Wesselw, have left for th North of Holland to pay a few private calls and to visit Mr Piet Krager, a son of the ex-President, who is married to a lady of the Netherlands and is staying with his wife's relatives at Kampden. They will afterwards ...

... DOCK IMIPROVEMENT AT NEWPORT. Proposed Deep Water Entrance. The directorate of the Alexandra D.>o.ks, New- port., have, it, is stated, called in the services of Sir J. Wo!fe Barry, the eminent engineer, whose assistants have for some time past been engaged in taking borings in the neighbourhood of the river Ebbw with a view to the construction at an early date of a deep water entrance to the ...

... TO-DAY'S MARKETS. COHN. Wakefield. Friday. attendance of ffeton and maltsters, but trade rather quiet. English and foreign had a steady sale at about last weeks prices. Good supplies of barlcv, and fine lots met with a seasonable demand at late quotations, but common qualities moved off slowly. Little doing in feeding stuffs, and prices unchanged. Weather bright and fine. Glasgow, steady for ...