... pngEYFUS RE-TRIALj 6OLONTEL PICQUART AND THE s (GENERLALS. l ANGRY SCENES IN COURT. vi iLAB I OEADOI CORNERS GEN. IE G1O NS E, f Iii WRATH OF THE GENERAL t STAFF. tic to *rCENTRAL NEWS SPECIAL.1 CO, RENNES, Saturday. ai' At 0a'the re-assecllblinlg of the conrt to day -il DO' lartlun, called b! the defence, ?? clntillnlehiS cXidel(ie, ?? s ci ti .rclv v i, avon' of Droyfus. ?? slouved that be ...

... CARDIFF. q5 1 (Before Mi, T. W. LEWIS, stipendiary; and Mr. R. E. SPENCER.) BRUTAL AND CALLOUS. A quietly-dressed young woman, named Sara-h Jones preferred a charge of assault ( against David William Davies, 24. Complainant was lame, and limped into court with difficulty, n aided by a stick, which she carried in her lhand. She was too weak to stand, and was d accommodated with a seat. The ...

... .ELECTRICAL SEEING AND , HEARING. rk- b SIGHT TO THE BLIND AND FEARING w lci TO THE DEAF.. . the ?? r3e The latest additon to the list of electrical t' ses discoreries-if sub.equent investigation con- r iu firms the preliminary annauncerneat-is the C. *. duscovery of an apparatus which will enable lgs the blind, to sees.'nud the deaf to hear. A ?? of the.Laornda Daily News ant has seen Mr. ...

... DREEYFUS RE-TRIAL.| ?? DE BEiAUREPAIRE'S WIT- I NESSES CALLED. SHALLOW AND- UNTRUST-. WORTHY TESTIMONY) INDIGNANT DENIALS BY THEi PRISONER, . - A Central News telegram from Rennes on Friday says:-A numbdr df the persons 3 who'supnlied M. Qiu6snay de Beaurepaire with the foundation for .his accusations D appeared in court this morning. The e evidence was received with ridicule by un-a f biassed ...

... SATURDAY'S POLICE, CARDIFF. (Before Aldermanl J'ACOBS and Councillor T. A :EDithWS.) THEFT OF A WAVTCH. William Webb wvas charged with having stolen a silver watchi from Frederick Ford en the 14th ?? was stated by Ford that the watch was taken ?? him that evening when be was soumenwhat thre wvorse for drink, lie nas of the olainaon that it was worth about 3;.- When arrested aned chargedl ...

... v CARDIFF. - ae DEARTH OF MAGISTRATES. 001 If a plaintiff in a case does not turn up in I time at Cardiff Polioce-onrt the bench mark I a their sense of the lapse by striking oat the mI case peremptorily. But the laxity is not all on off one side, Although another batch of magis- nic t trates has been appointed, the attendance wa D generally is no lietter, and the proceedings are r delayed the ...

... Y'ESTERDAY'S POLICE. ..I Is CARDIFF. W AL(Before the STIPENDIARY.) me ALLEGD 'TREFT FROM A HOTEL, for T. Davies, 24, seamnan, wats charged wvith steal- a log £4 IDS. in gold hOn1 it, llui5hli silver coisi, the whole of the valno of £9 lbsi. 5d., from the E person of a. chip's carpenter. narnod Charles un, Olseic, at Elliott's Hotel, St.. Mary-street. on the ace 1st inet.-1'io-secutor was paid ...

... xNEATH CbOTHI ERS AII t RS e EXAMINATION IN THE BANK- IRUPTLY COURT. Thomas Parrott (tradilg as lkrrott and Co.), o t clothier aend outfitter, WVind-sItroot, Neath, sunde 'want his p!lo lie ioxami:s: oisionl at Neath ! ?-B?t sllrnlttoy (oilrt oi1 Thursd y, 'lh11 debtor's gross liabilities amountzd to £439 8s. 109., ef whssio 2,024 ?? 4d. was ?? to rank. 'rh a delielency was £273 12s. 2?.1 The ...

... ai-- it SERIOUS ALLEGATIONSAT THE' CARDIFF GUARDIANS. it INQUIRY DISALLOWED. . At Saturday's ineeting of the Cardiff Guar- dians, the Rev. J. R. Buckley (vice-chairman) presiding, Mr. If. J. Pearse rose and asked d whether there was any arrangement for the resident medical officer (Dr. Campbell Jenkins) to visit the tramps ward in the morning or 3r at any timeo in the day? a1 LA Jenkins: Yes, ...

... TWO CONSTABLES CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS OFFENCE. At Leeds Police-court on Saturday two former' constables in the city force, named Lawsin and Gath, were remanded charged with an alleged offence under the Criminal Law Amendment Act upon Martha Duck, aged four-. teen. Duck and another girl, aged seventeen, ran away from their homes at Dewsbury, and, going to Leeds, were subsequently found by ...

... CARDIFF. ?? Ur. T. W. LEWIS, Stipendi.ary.) CHARGE THAT FAILED. Sarah Baun, lalackweir, was charged, at thle A instance of the National Society for the it Prevention of Cruelty to Children, with ill-treating and neglecting Florence Baun;, i. her step-daughter, in a manner likely Lt to cacue unneceaar y suffering. 11r. d Belcher prosecuted; Mr. D. W. Evans de- d ?? Dixcn, an officer of the e ...

... THE STARVATION j BARRACKS. HO'W CARDIFF GUARDIANS DO THEIR WORK. PAUPERS TREATED WORSE THAN CRIMINALS. STARTLING R EiVELATIONS. PRISON FARE FOR WOMEN AND) 13OY$. BETTER OFF THAN THE ABLE- BODIED PAU'PEl13R. People are still pouring in to the Western ail vestibule to inspect the comparative d:etaries in voguc at the Cardiff Workhouse. Al! day antl till late at isthlt the show; cst containing ...