... SHORN OF HER LOCKS. Active search hs.s been made by the Croydon police, but as yet without success, for the mis- creant who cut olf the hair of the daughter of a well-known local solicitor. Miss Mabel Dees, the victim of the outrage, the third of a kind which has happened recently—has given to a Daily Mail representative the following details of the occurrence I was returning from a music ...

... t WEDDEDJUVENILES IL-L-MATED At Aberavon on Monday William James Smith, collier (21), of Abergwynfa, was summoned by his wife, Maria. (18). for being guilty of persis- tent cruelty towards her. Mr Edward Powell, Neath, appeared for the complainant, and Mr Moses Thomas, Aberavon, for the defendant. The parties were married at the respective ages of 16 and 18, and there were two children. Since ...

... BANGOR. A meeting of tis body was held yesterday evening in the Boardroom, Bangor. There were prosent-Messrs. B. L. Moore (in the chair), James Thomson, John M'Afeekau, James Bownman, James Neill, Archibald Thomson, James Savage, and James Crosbie. 'Mr. A. Thomson inquired was the resolution directing that separate accounts should be opened in the name of the Board in the books of the Belfast ...

... * POLITICAL MEMIS. AN IRISHi GRIEVANCE. Mr Gerald Balfour, Irish Chie Secre- tary, and Mr Hanbury have appointed 3Tuesday, February 28th, to receive at the Treasury the large deputation which Mr John Redmond will introduce from I, Waterford, Limerick, Ennis, and other he places against the proposed amalgama- he tion of certain local lines with the Great Southern and Western Railway v of ...

... SUICIDE AT BRIDGEND ASYLUM. Early on Monday Catherine Davies, an iø- ma.te of the Acgelton Asylum, Bridgend, aged 49, was discovered dead in her bedroom by the uigut nurse, Emma Griffiths, h&ving aoparaxtly ioto^r^deb,6te,kng^o5u ill tQ be ...

... Eblon Glaflau'r COMwy Yn y Jlys Sirol, Llanrvst, o Baea Syr Horatio Lloyd, gwrpadawyd achos o hawlint' iawn am niwed a wnaod gan game. Hawl- iLi Mr Elims Wynne, Poullyn, EgIwysfacb, 24p an gad'w da asgollog Mr R. Norton. Ponderfynpyd oi fod i gael 17p Ithyfedd y gost a'r drafferth a goir gykd'r teulu adenog. Mown Ilys noillduol o ynadon Llanrwvst, (Yhuddwyd W. H. Willia;ms, Cofn Isa, LLan- ...

... ,~lILPPIN~S WR ANOTJ-IER BO3MBARD.MENT. 3EBELS STILL ACTIVE. ApRESSOSICIATIONT SPECIAL_ [PES TELEGIR'l. MANILA, Sunday. iew ef thle fect tiat tihe Filipinos 'ere *jct a oil; on the Americanl right iloiik. 1)lepalatni fl W-e> ItlaelI last night to met ens I att Cl. Tlhc cruiser Buffalo, toerin, ' ' 1eas of her searchlight tliactteriE ls gents Mro unusually active tbut tolle 'lock, signalled to ...

... A CALLOUS CROWD. I On Sunday afternoon Margaret S.eipler. a domestic servant, 20 years of age, of 8idmouth- street, Grays Inn-road, threw herself into the water of the pond nearest to the Hampstead Heath Station. Several persons saw her do this, but they only shrieked Help, help I and, with those thus attracted to the spot,remained perfectly helpless. A lad went in search of assistance, and ...

... NOT PERSISTENT CRUELTY. No Reasonable Apprehension of Dan get' To-clpy at Cardiff First Police Court Eval Pa,ny, coaitriznmeiwras summoned for persistent cruelty to hia wife, Mary Ann Parry. Mr D. W, Evans wtls for the complainant, and Mr J. H Jones defended. According to Mrs Parry's story the defendant came homo drunk on February 4th after midnight and turned out her sister, her daughter, ...

... SPORTING ITEMS. I P. Allaopp will ride Succoth in the Lincoln- shire Handicap. Tom Cannon says the best horse he ever rode was Springfield. Lotus Lily does not run in public again until the Liverpool meeting, when she will be ridden in the Grand National by Latham. G. Morris has accepted a retainer to ride Mum in the Grand National, and to also ride Mr Mann's horses for the remainder of the ...

... FOURTH EDITIONAT T w NS FRENCH PRESIDENT. FjoiCINGS AT MONTELIMAR. iil. LOUBET'S MOTHER INTERVIEWED. A represenltative of the Malin has been to Montelimar, M. Loubet's home, d found that little towu-where a famous nougat is manufactured for the I of Europe-en fl/e at the news of the elevation of M. Loubet to iagistrCY o France. When the news arrived the houses lhediiY blossomed out with ...

... THE CHARGE WITHDRAWN. At the Swansea Police Court on Monday John Taylor, Med 71. of Tintern-terrace, Sketty, was charged with wounding his son named William John Taylor under circumstances already re- ported. Mr Lawrance Richards prosecuted and Mr Thompson defended. At the outset Mr Thompson said the case was one which the Bench could with justice allow to be withdrawn, and on complainant ...