... VS'.M THE NOTED ARTESIAN SPRING, RUTHIN Writ, for pßitleottaa Address —Manager, Cambrian Works, Snthin, North Wales. HUGH WILLIAMS. TAILOR AND DRAPER, CHAPEL PLACE. DENBIGH, Ba(a to infana the poblie (eoerallj that k, ha, rirw ozoallant ...

... NO TROUBLE APPREHENDED. Commenting on the official statement published on Monday, Mr Charles Wil- liams, Daily Chroniclc war correspondent, remarks:—There are not going to be any reinforcements for Ehartoum-at present. They can be got there, even at low Nile, quicker than the Khalifa can march from his nearest apparent point, Abba Island, which seems to be nearer 150 than 160 miles from ...

... THE DREYFUS CASE. DEBATE IN THE SENATE. Paris, Monday Afternoou.The Senate to-dav commenced the debate upon the Government Bill transferring the Dreyfus inquiry to the whole Court of Cassation instead of leaving it to be dealt with as heretofore by the criminal section only. M. Berenger delivered a powerful speech against the Bill,whioh made a marked impression upon the Senate. The debate waa ...

... Perth, Wett Australia, Monday.— General Booth started a Salvation ...

... SIX MEN INJCRHD. A serious railway smash occurred on Sanday on the Irish Great Northern line at Inniskeen Junc- tion, near Dandalk. A heavily-laden cattle train from Carrick Macross loft the metali from some unexplained cause. The guard Brenoan. and five cattle drovers were seriously injured, and 13 head of cattle were hilled. Both the permanent way and the rolling stock were considerably ...

... A CHEQUERED CAREER. SEAMAN, EVANGELIST, AND CLAIRVOYANT. A MARRIAGE AT NEWPORT. The Bath magistrates spent several honrs on Monday in investigating a charge against William Joseph Powell, alias Walter Powell, who was charged with having unlawfully and feloniously married in Bath, on September 27th, 1882, Eva Frances Brown, bis former wife, whom he married in October, 1876, being then alive. ...

... A MAN'S LEGS CUT OFF AT DO WLA IS ——-— -1 On Monday BMnett Sullivan (18) was ru n over by a locomtive engine near the east hoase at Dowlais. His legs were severed, and he was removed the hospital at Merthyr. ...

... SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING. The half-yearfy meeting of the Millwall Dock Co. in London on Monday excited considerable public interest owing to the circumstances con- nected with the disappearance of the chairman, Mr Birt. Mr W. H. Roberts, the deputy chair- man, presided, and there was a large attendance of shaieholders. The chairman in the first place expressed regret at the conditions under which ...

... THE MAN OUT AIHEAD. Uas. The man with oil and smut an his ialus, and perhaps a touch of it on his nose; the man who bie !never rides first-class, but always rides first-a class W all of himself; if, when starting out on a railway sai journey, you have any thoughts or prayers not ste immediately required for your own use, invest them At. in him. Zo1 For although the passengers on the train oay ...

... Tor- -- .. . I1 Tin, following are the principal Naval anniversaries that fall to-day- FsrDIARY 25. 1781-Tbe Spauish frigate Grana was captured after a brief engagement by the Cerberus, frigate, and added to the Nary under the same name. 17,8-The 12-gun cutter Marquis of Cobourg engaged and sunk the French 16-guu privateer Revanche. 1807-The men of the Bacehante and Mediator gallantly ...

... In connection with the Church of England Mis- sion in Alvorth China, a meeting was held in the hall ol- of All Souls' Coil., on Friday afternoon, when an TI interesting addiress on The position and prospects 1898 ad of the Mission, was given by the Rev. F. L. Norris, brig chaplain to Bishop lScott, who has just retui-ned twel ,he from Pekin. The hall. was well filled, Professor witt a~t ...

... AFFAIRS IN CHINA, DIRECTORATE OF THE NORTHERN RAILWAY. . BRITISH PRESTIGE THREATENED. PRESS ASSOCIATION FOREIGN SPECIAL. PEniN, FEBBUARY 20. - The difficulties arising out of the question of the directorate of the Northern Railway, of which the abrupt dismissal of Hu Qu Fen, chief director, was the immediate cause, ha-ve gradually increased, and now the situation has become so acute that it ...