... PUT-F ING HIS FOOT IN IT. At Whitechapel County Court yesterday (be- ore Judge Bacon) a man named Sandbraun claimed damages from a Mr Altman, of Beruerg- street, Commercial-road, for injuries to his leg, caused by falling through a coal plate. Plaintiff alleged that the flesh of his right leg had been cut to the bone. He called no ineclical evidence, and defendant denied that he bad been ...

... THE DEVIL'S REVENGE It wag towards the end of November; the Imperial Garden of Vienna was deserted a sharp breeze was whirling the saffron-coloured leaves shrank np by the early cold the rose boshes, tormented and broken by th wind, let their branches drag in the mud Still, the grand alley, thanks to its covering of sand, was dry and pass- able. Although devastated by the approach of winter, ...

... En' BRIDGWATER, M.D., U.S.A 18, Custom a»a««-3treet, Cardiff. Hours—11-4 and 7-9. ...

... A Corporation Proposal. I Oour,cillor C. E. Waring attended a meeting of the Parks Committee of the Cardiff Corporation this morning in reference to a proposed trout hatchery, and a letter was read from the Cardiff Piscatorial Society offering all assistance in their power. Twenty tanks, Mr Waring said, would cost SG, and each tank contained 3,000 eggs. He also suggested that Mr Peltigrew ...

... SCHOONER AGROUND. Five Men Rescued by Lifeboat. The schooner Rosa Alba, from Southampton for Walton, with timber, ran aground on Long Sands on Tuesday. Owing to the thickness of the weather she was not seen by lightships yester- day, when help had still not arrived. The crew of five took to their boat and attempted to reach the lightship. The lightship telephoned for assistance, and the ...

... BLACK COUNTRY MINERS. I Joining tha Federation. The black country miners, whose association has thus far held aloof from the National Federa- tion, have now become affiliated with the latter. The separation occurred from the fact that the black com. i try men were working under a wages board with a, sliding scale The scale is now in abeyance, m will probably be remomved. ...

... BRICKLAYERS' WAGES. I The Sunderland bricklayers have been conceded an advance of id per hour, making their wage lOd per hour. ...

... At a meeting of the Health Committee of the Cardiff Corporation this morning, Mr R. Hughes presiding, attention was drawn to the conditions of the inspection of meat at Cardiff markets be- fore sale. Councillor Lewis Morgan pointed out that an inspection of the beasts before they were slaughtered would be much more effective. Inspector Vaughan said he visited the market shortly before 9 ...

... At the Cardiff Police Court to-d!Ly'John Alssan (28) was charged before Dr. Taylor and Mr F. J. Beavan with violently assaulting and wounding Joseph Bull on the head with a stone on March 27th. Mr Morgan Rees defended. It appeared that complainant and his wife occupied apart- ents in defendant's house, aud that there had been some dispute about the rent, which had resulted in a struggle and ...

... I A Boy's Terrible Death. At Folkestone to-day a boy ot 14, only son oi Mr Brown, manager of the International Tea Company in Tontine-street, fell through a sky- light at the stores and was terribly injured. He died within an hour. ...

... Sub-Postmaster Remanded. At Croydon to-day John Hutchinson Wood, chemist and local sub-postmaster, was remanded ^aa-ged v.ith embezzlement in connection with j **ost Office Savings Bank deposits. ...

... WHEN LIPE IS YOUNO is the title of a new story by Silas K. Hocking, ^hich commences in the J. Times and South Wales Weekly News of S»t,uxdjvy ...