... A Colliery Rider Killed. fSPKCIAI. TJiliEGltAM TO THK IWITo.1 Early tiiis morning, young man named Evan > Jenking, 20 years of age, residing at 17, High- btreat, Treorky, was run over by ten loaded trams on the incline in the Dare Colliery, the property of the Ocean Company, and was killed instanta- neously. He worked generally by day, but last night he was engaged to do the work of the cider, ...

... A SLENDER CLUE. f By Mrs George Corbftt *I ? (T?e Lf ...

... I CULPRIT HANGED TO-DAY. Walter Smith, a fitter, aged 32, was executed at Nottingham to-day for shooting Catherine Cross, a nurse with whom he had become acquainted. Deceased, at Smith's request, visited the factory rented by him to inspect a new lace machine, and he fired three shots at her, one of which proved fatal. The defence was that the shots were accidental, but the Home Secretary, on ...

... A correspondent sends to the University Cor- respondent the following essay on A Summer Holiday, written by a French pupil in an Eng. lish school The time which I was spending to accomplish that journey was e-glit hours, by express train, starting from the Mon Lparn&ts Stntion. This road is a very pleasant one, and without account the numerous towns which the peoples are gomg so often are ...

... Sensational Shipping Case. I COLLISION BETWEEN THE 'ORTUNA AND THE IBIS. ondemned Man's Allegations. i THE DEFENCE, [SPECIATJ TELEGRAM TO TE ECHO.] I- 1 ?l- LONDON, Friday.—To-nay, in me Auraiwuy division of the High Conrt the hearing of this lction for damages, brought by Mr Henry Smethurst against the owners of the stam Irawier Ibis, of Boston, for the sinking of the •ailing trawler Fortana ...

... The Paris Outrage. COMPOSITION OF THE BOMB. FURTHER ARRESTS. PARIS, Friday.—According to M. Girard, director of the municipal laboratory, the bomb exploded yesterday in the Made leine was filled with a mixture of ordinary gunpowder and chlorate powder. Had it been loaded with dynamite, the revolver found by the side of Pruwel's body would have been blown to pieces. The tin had contained a ...

... Official Scratching I {SUPPLIED BV I j p Bl? I Manci'escer c..fc,.Sciiieuis—iicd Prince rI., C'nattcrbox. Pium ton March Hurdle Rao—Toronto An enS'>Sein°lus—^Hampion Maae. Grigou. LT?CO?HANMCAF.-H.? ,j,? ,?. known. I i Send stamped addres? sharp for terms ?tv after result) to Play fair, Hurlinghn.m-road, Puiiiam j'.ondoii. ...

... LANDLADY v. LODGER. Elizabeth Lucas, of 12, Evelyn-street, Cardiff, is suffering from a lacerated wound on the temple, the outcome of a dispute with Bridget lyan, a lodger. Whilst Ryan's husband was at sea, she lived with Mrs Lucas, but certain rumours which reached the ears of the landlady induced her to give notice to quit. Ryan, on this, lost her [temper, and when requested to leave the ...

... Newmarket Training Notes. tFItOU OUlt NFAVMARKHT COiUUMrONIllCNT ] NEWMARKET, Friday.—On the Bury side, Sher. wood's, jun.. Starlight and Kapuithal'. gallnpsd ;i mile Blackwell's Achanalt and Glare going a mile. G. Dawson's Galston with Raebnrn went a mile; Mrs Butierwick and Sanderling going six furlongs. J. Dawson's, jnn., Castlewoo Phocion, Zamiel, and Gabrielle went a little over a mile ...

... THE CQWBHIDGE-HOAD ACCIDENT. A sad accident which occurred yesterday afternoon in the Cowbridga-road, Cardiff, is reported on the fourth page, but it transpires that the cart in question did not belong to Mr A. E. Morgan, as there stated, but to the Sont-h Wales United Coal and Coke Company. ...

... A BOGUS SEAMAN. Richa-d Hailey, a young man. was charged at the Cardiff Borough Police-court to-day-the stipendiary magistrate on the bench—with fraudu- lently making use of a seaman's certificate of discharge which did not belong to him. Mr Vachell prosecuted on behalf of the Board Trade, and stated that the case was taken under the 176th section of the Merchants' Shipping Act. It appeared ...

... CARDIFF FLOWElt SHOW DANCE.—HIE annual] Banco will take y ,-co at the Town-hall, on Monday, February 5th. Tickets Ladies', 3s 6(1 gentlemen's, I 58 double, 7s 6d. May be obtained of W. C. Peace, 78, yueeji-street H. J>. Crouch, 16. St. Mary-.street or li. GilJett., Secretary 65, Wooclville-road. 705e A BEAUTIFUL COMPI.KXION.—Sulpholir.e Lotion clears off every Pimple, Spot, or Pisaguremenfc. ...