... THlE WEATHER. Tlhermometor and Barometer. RUEADINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-I)AY. I U i: rE it . _ S1 P. It . 8J ,/4>te 5 UN all)( '; I l I!'- _. o . &-II. _ e Ls 7 8 e~m. 5.10 cm* liial W'atel at Aber- i 9.-c A.M. - i .t~~vII,. .,.,. ) IQ 33 P. M. . he barorneter Iltqt fxdlen, aiid the w cVher is chlvg, abIe. TO DA) . (Ampigst 3l, ISAS) STO-11A Y. FI\I1l1t'CAS'I11Is6, 'O.DiYl~. The following ...

... OUR LONIDON LET'TE'r, I BY ` JOURNAL ' SPICIIAL WME. (FltOM OUR OWN COURESPONDENT.) 5 %VUL I II I it V IIi?_'! It Pi lito lzm diat 1) im 'I I 1,?, I 1) :11 Ihl? : L- JIM iklitl it 01.L' I-Z I?Ci 1) 1 0 hell' I 01!I I'L'!'. T ILL' 111011 ill im, t% I Ili t0-,M% I).1 tWi? 1, all[ -Moril io,,.? Po?t ho ?,, corripolid- C1. Idccla rc.?L;1?1 IPre, iii,.Il tK ruLger life,,; ro- Little% ?,d ill ill ...

... II 5 NEW BRIIDGE STRFT, LoNnDON, AmIlDER-N JOURNAL. O1PMCE, TUESDAY MORNING, 5.30. (JBY SPECIAL WUl3 ) CAPE1 AND CHAMBERH- LAIN'S SPEECH. BRITISHERS TIRING OF ORATOR~Y. DEEDS NOT WORDS WANTED. (DAILY AMAIL TELSGIRAU.) Cape Town, Monday. )Tr Chamilberlaini's speech is welcomed hero as a cheerful break in the present Iii~astrous spisi ense, but even thle 2vloder- ates feel that some evidence of ...

... POSITION OF G&T ABRITAIN. A DIPLOMATIST'S VLEW. Pekin, Monday. A foreign diplomatist of great experience in China in the course of a comwatio= which I had with him t y, e the opfnion that Great Britasa had bean pact- ally reduced to a nonentity at Pekin, aa this he considered the natuml outcoxne of.- the consistently wealE poFhy she has adopted in dealing with questions x eetiug British ...

... ,STRANGE ONGOINGS N INEBRIATES' 1' HOME. A middle-aged woman namerd Tsahella Curn' was charged on remand at tho Newcastle Police Court with having been drunk and disorderly. The woman, when previously charged, had made certain statensents againgt an inebriates home. Those are being inquired into by the police, but the officers have not yet completed? their irvestivations. Tho husband was noir' ...

... EXTENSION OF CUADEN BAY HOTEL.I As noted in yeserday's - Journal, the directors of the (treat North of Scotlani Railway (Com- pany visited Cruden Bay on Tuesday, and ex- presser entire satisfaction with the success that lies attended the splendid hotel opened by the company in the spring of tihe year. The directorys present were Mr N'illiann Fergnson of IKinmundy, JLL.D, chairman; AMr d. B. ...

... TRAGIC OC RRI.ENOES. TRAGIC lSEOOT1ING ACCIDENT. A sad gun accident occurred yesterday morn- ing int Downend, Fareltiai, the reaidence of ;tlr C. E. B. ILong, vrproieto of the SoutlFea Brwary, resudring, in the death of thiat gentle- man's nine-y-ar-old little daughter, Sylvia Magde- lene, 'M Lionel W. Long, a son, was sitting wiLh one of his sisters in 'the garden showing her the wvorking of ...

... amp ; -.m ~ 7~,: I CHATER DRMM HAND- WRITINGI . The Proprietors of tbq ABERDEEN W WEEKLY JOQURNALI have plemume in an- nouncing that they have HeOured the °ervioes of the world-famiod Graphologiat, Miss F. OLEN WALKER to conduct a Weekly Graphology Column in that paper. Graphology is being reduced to an exact scienoe. By a careful study of a man's or woman's handwriting * you can 'get , to ...

... DISPERISION OF INVERQU- s; flOMBERY SHORTIIORNS, Yesterdav afternoon Otto (if the msost inmporttant i Ii'Sof -hourtbcor taitte that. has taken piaee in ilie vouitt L for many years w-as held, irheiv the h iitkints Ittvor~lthoninm ry htcrd, belonging Lii MNr tlaivt B~t ti , was brought to vtotl liamuirlr. Ia a 1d thle agrivuturl tti world tiii-, itarne I uverpillnluieoy I Itt'.s for long beenl ...

... -- F-1-1711.711-1 la. r',x I CAPE TOWN, GAMMON PIPA=e r -STRON Fo nR ¢Aqe ur It is under*~d Wis dai d~bhme A m To04 gavrw is proeeading to aba VW, 14 homs, nd ft a br sa is al o b ing =4S fo,= Pietermanrzbrg to Lin's Nek W wsWX dovelopmena. ..v: BRITISH WAR IP N DLAGOA BAY, PfWELE BODR RAED. E.M.S. Tartar has taken up a positiom two cable lengths distant from the guese warship India b whi, the ...

... | APPOINTMENT TO '0GENERAL SIR G. I I .1 . WHITE. AN OLD GORDON SHIGHLANDER, A corrospondent of the Times states:- Lientenalet-General Sir George White, V.C., at present Quartornonster-General of the Forces, las been appointed Governor of Gibraltar in succession to Sir Thomas Biddulph. Sir George White is an officer of much distinction, gained chiefly in India. His early promotion was mnuch ...

... IFll JO!URNAULSTS' CONFERENCE. do I 'or The amnnil conference of the Instihite of ioJournalistg was restmeod at St (corgos Haltl on Liverpool. yesterday, tinder the presidency otf8ir he ' Weemyss Reid. COPYT;IGHT IN NNEWS. ny A paper was retd b MIr Joseph Watson, of is London, on copyright in news. The writer thought it was to be regzetted that, in the testimony ad. do dueed before the Select ...