... DREYFUS INTERVIEWED. At Last I Can Speak, A correspondent writes from Cayenne anent the interview of Judge Darius with Dreyfus M. Darius, who is Acting President of the Court of Appeal of French Guiana, was instruc- ted by the Minister of Justice to see Dreyfus on Devil'a Island. The order was accompanied by a sealed letter,which he was to open only on land- ing on the island. It contained ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. Theatre Royal, Cardiff. At the Royal thi;; week Mr Alfred Selwyn's company will produce. The Three Musketeers. This is a dramatised version of Dumas' well- known romance. Grand Theatre, Cardiff. U Driven from Home, whkh will be produced at the Grand Theatre this week, is a strong domestic drama, similar to those which have been made a feature ly the management of this ...

... BURGLARS AT ABERCARN. Early on Friday morning a daring attempt was made !o hurst open the safe iu the office of the NewpoU-Abercarn Coal Company's Cely- uen Colliery. The means adopted appear to have been to fill the lock with powder to which a piece of fuse was attached, thus causing an explosion within the safe. The atLeuipt, how- ever, proved fruitless, as, bevoud knocking the mechanism of ...

... A dreadful accident befel Mr John Legge, a well-known traveller in the employ of Messrs Miller and Co., brewers, Bristol, at Cardiff, on Thursday evening. He was on the top of 'bus No. 16, and when near the Mansion House rose for the purpose of descending. Somehow he overbalanced and pitched heavily to the ground. When picked up he was unconscious, and an injury to the temple was noticed, ...

... The death is announced of the Rev. Alexander Henry Fownes Lnttrell, vicar of Minehead, who ii-kd attsined the advanced age of nearly 91 years. The rev. gentleman occupied, we believe, the unique position of being the oldest incumbent in the Church of Englana, for he had held the living of Minehead for over 66 years, and up to a short time before his death, which occurred on Monday aight, he ...

... FIGHTING CONSUMPTION. I The agenda for next Tuesday's meeting of the Health Committee of the Cardiff Corporation informs members of the committee that a depu- tation will attend from the Cardiff Medical Society re tuberculois.. A repregentative of the South Wales Daily News, in the course of iuquiries made yesterday among medical men, discovered that the object of tbe eputation is to bring ...

... SWANSEA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The monthly meeting was held yesterday after- noon, Mr J. R. Leaver presiding. Mr Rehennt brought up the question of waiting time for vessels, and said what was complained of were the charges exacted by the agents of the GreM Western Railway Oompany through causes over which the shipporil had no control. He had dia- cusscd the question with the goods superintendent ...

... A Swansea Scandal. REVELATIONS IN THE POLICE COURT. At the Swansea Police Court ou Monday Richard Watson, labourer, of 7, Farm-lane, Swansea, was summoned by Beatrice Maud Theophilns to show cause. Ac. Plaintiff spoke to her intimacy with defendant, and said defendant promised to oiftrry h^r. In cross-examination by Mr Viner Leeder she said she had bad a. child before. Mr Leeder Who was the ...

... Faure's Funeral. SCENES IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL. Enormous Assemblages. IMPRESSIVE DEMONSTRATION. Paris, Thursday, 6.30 a.m.—From an early hour this morning the streets of Paris were alive with people making the way to the line of route which is to be followed by the funeral cortege of the late President. Many persons passed the night ont of doors in order to secure good places. Opinion is ...

... A Ghastly Tragedy. Wife Murdered at Cannock Chase I SURRENDER OF THE ASSAILANT A Press Association Lichfield COLT, PENDENT telegraphs that a terrible murder was committed at the smell hamlet of Woodhouses, near Barnt- wood. on the confines of Cannock Chase, early this riiorninp. It is alleged that a man named Edward Green, a blacksmith, hacked his wif. to death with a knife, and afterwards ...

... RAILWAYMEN. AND, THE7 | BEER.:! !, J FREE DRINKS AND A SORRY SEQUEL A charge of stealing a, kilderkin of'beer was preferred at Newport Borough Police-court against seven railway men named George Morley, 10, Bath-street; George Norvinl, 26, Pugsley-street; Thomas Albert Evans, 27, Mer. chant-stree ; Lewis Perryman, 12) South Mar- ket-street; Charles Somers, 18, Harrow-road; Charles Martin, 21, ...

... I . d According to a Penarth paper, there i' E. g 'Ohamben of Music Society over there. r, Once more a tin-plate strike has been. e settled at Llanelly. The next is due about. Lr midday. Y Lord Bute will he the Commissioner for n Rothesay at the meeting of the Convention of Royal Burghs to be held in Edinburgh in April_ Only two Welsh members voted for Mr. Johba ?? amendment. As might have ...