... 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 IETEOROLTOGICThA NOT>|S. SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. , ., PI c Sutur- Morni'g 6 53 1 6 421 6 501 7 46 7 4a day, Eeeni'g 7151 7 712 1 6 I7 Feb. 11 I Henrt 35 9 1 34 0 36 5138 2137 9 d loru7g 7351 7 27 7 33 8301 8 33 eunda enit, 1 gu I 756 6 7431 753j 8451 850 Feb l 7 ?? , 36 11 34 935 10139 41 3 9 Monda Vri' 8 16 I 8 81 8 13 9 12 9 14 F elt il: 83651 27 833 9 28 9 30 Feb. 13(H r 1 35 6134 4135 2 ...

... C IMPORTANT DEMONSTRATION AT u LLANELLY. a A NEW CHEMICAL PROCES. 0 A very important demonstration in the treat- L ment of refractory ores is to be made at the C Lianelly works of the Suiphides Reduction a Company within the next few days. Two ship- Y ments of ore have already arrived at the works, t and another will shortly follow from the French mines of the company. Arrangements are being ...

... 1SPEECH BY SIR E. GRE1 Y. ' I T AFFAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD. 'S FOUR THINGS WORKING OR PEACE,. ay t, Sir Edward Grey, MiP., addressed a public by gathering held on Saturday evening in the he Town-hall, Hexham, on the occasion of the annual meeting of the Divisional Liberal Asso- nd eiation. Mr. hW. C. B. Beaumont, MY., took to the chair. n- Sir Edward Grey, who was cordially received, .03 said ...

... METEOROLOGICAL NOTS. i Mo lorait 1 441 1281 1 34 2 29 2 31 Flouda 20 B1en lig 227 21; 3 14 3 16 Feb-21 422 6124 4 23 6 22 8 'iuc- olrilr', - 3101 254 3 2 4 5 47 day, f. t.ea i 3 47 3 311 3 43 1 4 38 4 40 Feb.21 ?? 28 5 23 6 25 10 1 24 8124 0 Weit Ordorlse' 418 4 4 l 4 16 5 18 20 nesdiy, t 'nixg 4 445| 43S 4411 5 40 5 42 Feb. 22 H oleirrit 29 1125 31 27 8,i 26 10126 4 Illmrs- j2os wig 65 8l ...

... I ARRI VAL .OF ThEat, Si PAVONIA. ?? ?? aa a1 TOWED INTO THE AZORES. ei DETAILS OF THE TERRIBLE It. * VOYAGE. '0 . - a g THE VESSEL STILL IN ir DANGER- ng , [PRESS ASSOCIATION S7CIAJL TELEGR&M.] a- -PONTA DELGADA, Saturday. T y The Pavonla was towed here to-day by the St a Steamer wolviston, of West Hartlepool, and U n reports as ?? was struck by a hurriy- d s cane, and lay in the trough of ...

... IMPENDING, CRISIS LT NEW R IE DEGAR;.-- 'VI we V TE: NOTICE TO THE ENGINEEN .to. OPTr A serious crisis is threatened at NeXv..Trede- Van gn.Ar. -in coiusequede of the-action - o f- the vas Powell Deffryo Company in gring a month' s inl notice to their winding enginemen- at the West In Elliot P nnit, eonequent *dpbntheir itfusihg 'to he sign the agresmient.which the colliery owners of South ...

... SHIREH ALL AND JUDGES' LODG. INGS AT HA BRFORDWRST. COUNTY ROADS IN A BAD STATE A quarterly meeting of the Pembrokeshire County Council was held at the Temperanes t Hotel, Haverfordwest, on Tuesday, Sir Charles I Philipps, Bart., Picton Castle, the chairmai i presiding.-Mr. G. P. Brewer, Narbertb, was elected an alderman in the room of the late Captain Higgou.-A letter was read from the ...

... ESI I - ?? -- PECIARAT ION OF WARl BY AGUINALDO. A3IERIJCAN CONDUCT OF, THE CAMPAIGN. A Renters. telegram fromt Manlila, oi 'rlsiebdy kguitiluldo broS i-ssued aI Procacmaition delrino tae gtiitst the .\nsierirt05s acl Sen- theI.'liitillO Constitlitlitn ?? Atmern- cantr ?? have beetI promptly furnisitedt with necssaY lilnl inlare declared capable of woifsitli every etnergolicv. AOM Reters ...

... Serious floods pre reported from many quarters, and a groat portion- of this. country on Saturda'y and Sunday was under water, much damage, being done- to pro- perty. A great number' of animanh, miore especially sheep and pigs. have been swept away, and it is: to be feared ' alb, that several human lives ftavwe.been Sacrifced. Tratic has been interfered with, bridges, portions of rkoads and ...

... , The proposed London Welsh, water scheme has- found one supporter, i at least, in Wales. He is Mr.: Peter Jones, of Aberystwith., who, nearly exhausted - his eloquence in favour of the project at a meeting of the Cardigan County Council yesterday. t] Mir. Jones sees in the scheme the germs of: a] great advantage to Wales, and especially p to the centre of his universe-Aberystwith. a: The ...

... ' 10- v, LORD SALISBURY ENTERS , HIS 70TE YEAR. p- e- RADICALS ABOUT TO FACE It TTHE MUSIC. it e.: ae 10, WsITER IARsisTZSawsr, FerzT-ST T.'rzz i- LONDON, FRIDAY NIGIT. Of The vexed discussion as to whether the ol twentieth century will begin in the year 1900 or the year 1901 has, possibly, turned se the heads of son11 London editors; at any ie rate, they are booming to-day Lord Salis- a- ...