... THE LATEST SPY TERROR. I Frenchwomen in Germany. I The Berlin correspondent of the Daily iVttcs writes :-A new foe is at the gates of the Empire. Here, however, is no question of mailed fist, but of soft white hand in soft kid glove. The German Army had hitherto sought its hereditary foe in he stalwarts of France. Now the fearful dis- covery has been made that the fair sex of that fair land, ...

... ACTRESSES AND LANDLADY. A Swansea Incident. Three stylishly-dressed young actresses entered the Swansea Police Court on Wednesday, and through Mr David Seline, solicitor, asked the Bench to compel a Mrs Kelly, 8, JDynevor-place, to return them their boxes. Thoy engaged rooms with Mrs Kelly on Sunday, aud on Monday night she told them she could not have the door un locked after 11 o'clock, but ...

... SIR FRANCIS JEUNE'S RECOVERY. Sir Francis Jenne WitS sufficiently restored to health to return to his court to-day. He received the hearty congratulations of counsel in hia court. The President thanked the Bar for their welcome, and also returned thinks to Jastio* Phillimore for the assistance he had rendered to the division for the last two or three weeka. ...

... P.C' pq ennett, of the Nottth borough police, whe entered upon police duties only last Satur- day week, was in the performance of ais work walking through the Messrs Sutton's ore works at Neath at 3 o'clock this morning, when he fell into a well eight feet deep, in which was five feet of hot water The unfortunate man had to remain in his pain and terror until help came. His legs ara badly ...

... FRENCHMEN AS FOOTBALLERS. Nothing (says the Daily Graphic) could be more satisfactory to the sporting instincts of English- men than the multiplication of those occasional International contests/which are the result of the remarkable development of football in France during the past ten years. There is not the slightest reason why Frenchmen should not play football as well as any other people ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Openinft, 11.20 n.m.—Stock Markets quiet, but there is more doing in American Railways, and prices show irregular tendency. Consols dull, being fg lower. Rupee Paper J lower on realisations. Home..Railways inactive--Distuiet and Soulk-Eastem Deferred lower. American Railways firm on New York sup- port—Ontario aud IVtii—aukce J higher ...

... morning.—CtSef Justice Ker 'ed this morning.—Ccr^f^ News, ...

... Strike at Ton (Ocean) Cottiery. I On Wednesday about 100 men came out on strike at the Ton (Ocean) Colliery, Rhondda Valley, in consequence of a dispute in regard to unloading rubbish. It is contended that the cus- tom is that colliers are paid 5d per tram for the work. The management, it is stated, recently Produced the Barry system of working into the 6-feat seam, where the tneu out on ...

... ANOTHEPT GOLD iiJSH. Although unheralded by a.ny of the wide publicity which was accorded to the rnsh to Klon- dike, it is stated in Vancouver thai, a rush almost equal to that famous boom in from that city for Atlin. the new ^oldfields in British Columbia. The Bill which was recently passed by the Legis- lature, and signed by the Governor, forbidding aliens to take up claims unless they had ...

... I'he interment of the late Mr n. M. Kemeya- *5 ate will take place on Wednesday, the cortege ^••ving Cefn Mably Mansion at 11.30 p.m. ...

... I A Suocessful Operation. Mr Robert Bird, J.P, president of the Cardiff Liberal Association, is expected to return from the South of France in the first week in March. For some time Mrs Bird and bo have sojourned at Mentone for the benefit of the health of the former. About week ago an operation was per- formed upon Mrs Bird, which she bore courage- ously and well; and it with keen ...

...  -7::?-.777-7= FATALITY TO A COUPLER. Thia morning about 6 o'clock W.H. J. Latham, of 68, Minny-street, Cardiff, a coupler 111 the employ of the Taff Vale Railway, was brought ■ the Cardiff Infirmary suffering from severe lU- juries sustained while following his occupiUion- Ou arrival he was found to be dead. ...