... THEM .TRAGEDY 'IN A KEVTISH VILLAGE : 1] A RElCTO'1S DAUGHTERGUIL'T-Y OB p MNURDER, BUT TREATED ~A$ : ?? , ::.INSANE.,: ?? ,-:1o .0 'A th 'K ent AAssiesA at Maidstone, h fose Mr. : Justice Miathew, Bertha H,2tagge,'th ai' Peterson, aged forty-five, was ssitqred: fot - 8 the wilful murder of John, WbAleI' shoe-- b maker, at Biddenden, onh Februi 5 Mr. Dickens, Q. ?? and r G. J. t 0ot mesa cuted ...

... A SOMEWHAT remarkable marriage is now attracting general attention in New York. The principal actor in the affair is Colonel John F. Gaynor, now in London, who is treasurer of the Democratic State Commit- tea in New York. He 'is a millionaire and a well-know'n politician. The fact of his marriage to Miss Annie F. Pitney, a steno- grapher at the Shoreham Hotel, Washing ton, wvas published a few ...

... -4-- EXCITINGp-FREE FIGHT THER-E. THi:' Sava~ge. South Africans, so. extraordi- nary'an pttraetio`i at Ear's Court>:'ave had. a little'evolt Vamong the mselves. 6On returning ,to the':kraal :from -thsham fibt display in' the' Empress 'Thenre, :the sa~vages' keptton thenr war, paintwan'd unanurously. declin'ed.to'ret to their hutsw'leavingrthe atteof lant 'and:interpreters to. surmise, the ...

... AT She meeting of the London School Board a few days ago, Lord Reay, chairman, pre- siding, the Rev. W. Hamilton delivered a denunciation of the stage and all its, works and ways. The incident arose upon a re- comimendation of the School Alanagement Committee that a fee of five guineas should be lpaid to Mr. Ben Greet for examining cer- tain students of the evening continuation schools int. ...

... -.TO NY AINS'S TEETH, GR1YAT interest' hasbeetaen in. thelfact that 4the War Office has' decided that in London and .Manch'ester Regruiting: Dte tricts the examining :medica1 officers slal1 K be empowered.to-obtain special dentistad- vice':when thought'necessary. This 'step has bheen' i ?? view of many Army recruits having'hitherto been rejected I through the loss 'or'deca.yof-teeth. ...

... I A GOOD MOVE FOR'BUS DRIVERS.| A PENSION FUND. THAS Omiibus Men's superannu 'Fund hasbeen founded with the object:of pgovidybg relief for men-who have;,b:een d'apcit&tcd. 'for wiork.'. Mem ers',pay, aqc6rding 'to tbeir age, from 1s;t o 2s., per iontrh, townrdthe: fund,.to whihi theyieust lhave contribufed for three years'sbefore they-can beneflbv it Should, :however, a man leav ist bus work ' ...

... THE INSURANCE CLERK AND THE- : : IIHOSPITAL NURSE. AFFILIATION CASE.. CHARLES STEIHENS,- of Queen Street, Cheapside, a clerk in an insurance officej was summoned at Clerkenwell,:; by Edith Arding, hospital nutse, who alleged that he. wa's the fa-ther bf her illegitimate child; she being a single woman. : 'Complainant, who gave her age as twentV- four, said she\caime up from Bath in April, ...

... EXECUTION OF ARY ANSELL. THE T4ST SCENES.; MAY ANN tANSn,L, twenty-tvW0 domestie servant, was executed 'in St. Albans'Go on Wednesday morning, for: the- wilful murder of her 'eister,' Catolline Ansell, tWentty:siX, an inmate' of Leaveeden Asylum, Wetfoid,' by mcteans.' of. poisoned cake con veed 'to deceas d through the p't' The execution was private, and the ,plrison f officiaI4 were very' ...

... A, STOPPAGE ON THE GREAT WIHEELI. PRINCE TOBENGULA A _CAPTIVE. £298 COM PENSATION TO THE PASSEN- GERS. PRINc, LoBENauLA had a strahge experience on Wednesday afternoon at Earl's Court. An- ticipating that a trip on ths Great Wheel -ign t prove an interesting experience, he accompanied an offi- cial for that purpose, and, whether by acci- dent or . design,. it proved to be the very trip on ...

... CAPTAIN ANDRBES has failedlin this fool- hardy enterprise. D Messrs. Lamport and Holt's steamer lolbein, which arrived at Liverpool on Satur'day week ?? York, had on board Captain Andrews, who sailed from Gloucester City, United States, thence on June 16 in' a 12-foot canvas boat, in an endeavour to reach -the city of Gloucester, in England. The flolbein picked up the captain in tbie. Atlantic ...

... FLOATING OF. THE WRECKED - LINER PARIS A- . CAPTAIN'S CERTIFICATE, - SUSPENDED FOR TW, YEARS.- Tnm New.York BQ'ad'qf I n -pee of Steam VesselsJ, havi,:ng gqnsidexed QCapin..Watkins' r por{ eoncerniug . ti'h 'sS.'ainading of the AAmericairlineq .Paris cqr ?? Rocks, .ofP the (!ornish coast, 'opS Mon'day' week is- sued their decision thereon:'lieV say that Captain Watkins assumea the'ejtve ...

... * i TIxE~ TTEM-PTS SOFa DAiRTMOO'R I; *iCTS; TO ESCA;E. i: ; , ?? ?? LFURTHESR' DETAILS. tVreicKS upon the2 Ilives, of the w.ardrs, 'mnd r~attinpts',-to- 'esbas from the& priso'nivalls at ' 6tirppdar 'of .l'atie-.to' haveassume4d an ?? ?? The rtcent 'brutal attack, ?? hiimmer, ujn-A ssistaut -Warder -Nor- tonwa~folowd nxt aybya attack with a chisel pon anothr waiderand .this ind. turtn ~was ...