... I RIDICULOUS YARNS OF AMERICAN PAPERS. MORIEN CLINCHES THE MATTER ?? SOMKE AUTHENTIC FACTS. Morien ?? is gpod reason for beievhing that Mr. H. M. Stanley, the immortal African -)xplorer, is both annoyed and amused at the ancestral apparitions which the vivid imagination of pressmen conjure up from time to time from the vasty deep for hi' and the world. Mr. Stanley's name till be renem- ...

... a), Judhig from the eomplainti -which I rear:h us from various directionsý and espe- f r-cially those which have onpeared'in our own t 'he ' columns, it would seem that the Cardiff ` 1% Parks Committee has some 'work to 'do ihi or maintaining perfect order and dacdriini in I Lland:iff Fields. Nobody wisheo to inter-c E. fore with the committee's rights in the F ee dischairge of their duties; ...

... , -MAYOR'S TREAT TO CARDIFF .: CHILDREN. or . A . ?? _ At og A THOUSAND LITTLE GIRLS AT THE ?? PARK-HALL. id Surely, the mayor of Cardiff (Mr. S. A. Brain) de has.not performed a more graceful or more r thoughtful, act of kindness than that of invit- of ing a thousand of the poor, little girls. of Car- M hedif to be his guests at the Park-hall, Cardiff, iy on Wednesday afternoon. To-day ...

... INSTITUTE OF MkRINE - ENGIINEERS. AV to at )w at ANNUAL DINNER OF THE LOCAL to d -ANN thee CENTRE. cn I- MAJO- WYNDHA I-QUIN, M1.P., been et [12O.N THE Wý\T.R Onto ve thouj to ,, , !d SIR THOMAS MOREL ON CARDIFF'S rd SHIPBUILDING PROSPECTS. some ice The ninth annual cdinner held by fthe kitcH 'it membet rs of the Bris-tol Channel Centre of the a lI Inetitute of Marine Enginros took place at ...

... PLOTJGHINGi MATCHES AT MfA GO It. COLONEL AMORGAN, 2NIV., O)'N 'THE X1K TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Colonel the Hon. F. C. Mforgan; M.P., pre- , sided at the annual diuen, of the Magor Far- mi. iners' Aszociation on Tuesday evening, at the in u Golden Lion Motel, following the ploughing ?? matches and poultry and agricidlturfii Coape-C titions. Tloe ploughing took place at Manor fli IFarm, St, ltrinde, ...

... !r !r 0 1. A PRO-BOER MEETING COM- PLETELY ROUTED. -; ? oPE AN ADVERSE RESOLUTION CARRIEFf NOISY PROCEEDINGS. it A lecture, ostensibly organised by the New- Isport branch of the Independent Labour Party . to hear a gentleman who had been recom- it mended to them, viz., Mr, F, Reginald Statham, on South Africa and the Trans- vaal Question,, was delivered at the Tem- perance-hall, Newport, on ...

... ALARM AT WOOLWICH, th CHILD FOUND DEAD IN BED. as in Woolwich Arsenal, with its sixteen thousand pe L skilful workers, has none more intelligent or th respected than Mr. Flood, work-taker in the to I Royal Carriage Department, at whose home the a Kentish Independent reports an interesting li conversation. of Mrs, Flood, a, thrifty and industrious house- pr wife, tends her family at 54, ...

... !nff - a L - ED)ITORIALXJ C02-i2ENTS, A conspiacuonus figurc in the commercial sc and public life of Carfliffi his disoppeared cc in the p-l2rsn of Mr. E. R. Meo..ey, whose nI death is recorded il our issue to-day. A rc Doronshibre non by birth, be coane to Cor- pt (IHft more [holl forty yares ago, asd since st then played ann important paitr in the comi- is niercial life a itel dvoelopmeit of ...

... - be fl )g~tt Saidt, , af-tori 11,0t [A gi. i -- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1899. to I ~I A. SUXMMARY OF NEWS., Telegrams from the seat of war yesterday c state that further fighting took place outsiide di Esteourt on Sunday, the enemy being again of repulsed. Detail. of the fighting around Laily- smith showb'tat on the 8th and 9th inst. Eome W hiavy engagementt took place, the enemy H being forced ...

... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a THE CRWTH, FIDDLE . ND . . A[VIOLIN. ar bige VIOLIN. St - in -MORIEN?' REPLIES TO MR. JOHN ig STORRIE. figI To the Editor of the Western Mail. Sir,-It seems to me that Mr. John Storrie's er fiddle, absurd as it is, has rekindled in him the fire of youth, and that, mentally at least, he is inclined to imitate Shakers and dancing Der- ty vishes. ...

... it LATEST PRODUCTION AT is THE SAVOY. ,) THE WHIMSICALITIES OF if KING OUF.. n 10, WHITEFREARLS-STREET, FLEET-sTRrhET, :e SUNDAY NoresH- 117When Mr. Walter Paissmore made his n entry as King Ouf the First by tumbling ' down a Eight of steps from his lofty palan- I quin and turning a somersault towards the d footlights it was seen that 'The Lucky Star was to have mirth of a more pro- a ...

... I DELEGATES' CREDENTIALS PRODtJCE 1. IT' :y THEIR 'SUSPICIONS CON- FIRMED. G] ai of SUGGESTED TERRORISM BY rs ~ ARGENTINOS. ve 0th [PROff OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] C LONDON, Monday Night. dot Mr. Benbow Phillips was not at all surprised pi'i Veto-day when he read the telegram from Buenos eb( le )II Ayres asserting that his compatriots, in Pata- sor ty gonia hadl issued a, manifesto to President ...