... CHRISTIAN STUDENTS AT CARDIFF. The conference proceediugs of the Welsh Inter- Collegiate Christian Union opened at the Univer- sity College. Cardiff, to-day, when Mr Organ. the bon. secretary of the local branch, preaided over a large muster cf delegates from the principal, educational centres of Wales. The morning sitting was occupied with the reading and diacn°- Rion of interesting and ...

... SuiCIDE OF AN ACTOR. j At?niaqaast hold ? Cbc'?c& tc-^ay um -bcay-ofLethbndgeBeek, an or, t?ocuthi throM in At of depression, the jury retamedm verdict of Suicide whilst temporarily insane. ...

... The number of cases of typhoid fevor reported ou Thursday by the Lynn medical officers to the S&nii.a.ry Committee as having beeu noti&ed during the 24 hoars, was 25, making 235 in all. There were two deaths on Wednesday, making total of four. The Br'ÜÙ!h 1'[dic(! Joiirtail st&tes that Inqoines ma.de at King's Lynn by its speciai commissioner show that the 'resent outbreak of typhoid fever is ...

... THEY KNEW THE SONG. A couple of sailors, returned from a. long voyage, strolled into the bar-parlour of a, public- house near the docks at Hull. Abovo the rumble of the traffic in the street could be heard at iu- tervals a harsh, unmusical voice. After listening intently for a moment one of the sailors turned to his companion and said, Eh, Jack, lad, it's a long time since we beard that song ...

... An exciting incident occurred yesterday afteft noon on the works near the convict prison at Borstall, Rochester. A convict named Alexander suddenly made an attack upon Assistant Warder Moody by throwing stones and iron at him, and he also attempted to upset a platform upon which the warder was standing. Moody drew his sword, and called upon the other convicts in the gang to assist him, but ...

... MISSiLES FROM TRAINS. last evening a corcuei't, jar\ rc- lurued a verdict of Manslaughter against Edward Fost, Po forempvll plate'ayer, of Shef- field, for causing the death of a plate- a.yer named Walter Atkin by throwing a brick out of a train which was proceed- ing to Doncaster. Post, who is in the service of the Great Central Railway, had been repairing a station fireplace, and in order to ...

... BECHUANA REVOLT. Statements by Native Leaders. CAPE TOWN, Wediie-,clay.-Gaii-.ihive and other leaders in the recent Bechuanaland rising, were brought before the magistrate at Kimberley to- day. Captain Dennison gave evidence of Galishwe's capture, and produced a statement made before the chief relating in detail how Field Comet Bosman, of the Transvaal, supplied him at various times with ...

... i EX-MASTER OF THE ROLLS. The Cue an has been plecsod to confer the dignity of a Viscount upon Lord Esher, on his resignation of the office of Master of the Rolls. ...

... LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE, Receiving Orders. I Maces FeUman. wynanam-street, late Western. street, Swansea, glazier. William I: Warrilow, Richmond-Street and Beach. road, Weston-super-Mare, Bute-street, Cardiff, and of Chippenham. Eastover. Bridgwater, and Trow- bridge, cycle maker and dealer. Albert Chappell and Sidney Chappell, lately of Wenvoe Arras. Cadortoa-yurta-Barry. John Williams, of Bees ...

... An American Fund for U? Daly's Candidature. NJIW YORK, Monday.-A fund has been started: «mong the natives of Limerick at present residing ta Now York to further the candidature of Mr Daly for the mayoralty of Limerick. Cerdrrt iffW. ...

... I THE LATE NEAL DOW. Mr Neal Dow a. couple of years ago gave to a friond, Mr Joshua. Baily, the following account of an incident which he said was the inspiration for the active, earnest, and persistent crusade in Maine against the liquor traffic. At the request of a lady he had gone to a saloon to rescue her drunken husband and to plead with the rumseller not to sell him any more liquor. The ...

... HOTEL KEEPING AT CADOXTON. Father and Sons. At Cardiff County Court on Thursday hit Honour Judge Owen heard an action remitted from the High Court, in which Messrs Dunville and Co., the whiskey manufacturers, sought to recover the sum ofE95 9s 4d from Henry Chappel, of the Wenvoe Arms, Cadoxton, in respect, of whiskey supplied in 1896. Mr McCardie, of the Midland Circuit (instructed by Messrs ...