... CHAMBERLAIN LIBEL SUITS. A Second Writ Served. The Exchange Telegraph Company is in* ormed that a writ was yesterday morning served upon Messrs Le«i3 and Lewis, who are acting for the 8titr Nswnpaper Company, the proprietors of the Morning Leader, at the instance of Mr Arthur Neville Chamberlain, the second son of the Colonml frecrttary. This writ, as in the case of that issued by Mr Arthur ...

... Thomtia Bar welJ, Aberaman, was sum moned a. the Abordurc Police Conrt to-day for not sending his child to school. A the last conrt the wife told tbe Bench that the child attended school at Ebbw Vale, having gone to reside with hi3 grand- mother. Mr John Morris, clerk to the Aberdare School Board, produced letters from the head- masters of all the Ebbw Vele schools showing that the boy was not ...

... ALLEGED HORSE STEAUNG. Brynmawr Youth Committed. Thomas Jon'-a (18), NVorcester-strt-Qt, Bryn- ma,wr, viio H. week ;fgo wa committed !.o the Breconahirb Quarter iSssi'ion.s on t\ cha.rge ofgreti. )np; a mare und cutt tromLblta\.t.ock H't!, appe:ued on :it, bryiiinawr Petty Sessions on Monday to answer a chfJ.(e of ste,5)itiga pony he!o))p')g to YVaIhei- Rogers, butcher, Cwrn, near Ebbw Vft! ...

... m I The Man About Town. i The river Usk is at once the glory and the shame of the rulers of Newport. It, is one of the finest waterways in the whole kingdom-it is the most neglected. It means everything to the prosperity of the whole Borough it is treated as though it had no bearing at all on the trade of the tcwn. At the recent meeting of Cornish Boys was it not declared, and with pride, that ...

... For the Ladies. B.-P. and the Nurses. General Baden-Powell has just designed the mniorm for the South African Constabulary. An amusing story is told about his recruiting for nurses. A large number of ladies wero anxious to join him in this capacity, but they wished first to know something abont the kit and uniform to be provided. He rapidly sketched a pros- pective nurse, drawing a pretty ...

... THE CZAR'S RECOVERY. I St. Petersburg, Wednesday.—Tha physicians in attendance on the Czar announce that the disease has ran itself out, and that the perio3 of convalescence, which bas already lasted more than a fortnight, is proceeding in quite a regular manner. With his Mujasty's approval the publi- cation of bulletins svill now eeaie.- Renter. Yalta., V;Gdnesday.-T be Cz»r is making excel- ...

... Football. INTERNATIONAL CHATTER. English Team Criticised, It wool i seem as ll the selection of the first English International team of the new century has not given satisfaciion to go further, it may be said to have been most unfavourably criticised. There have already been suggestionsgalors made, and if the back division were reconstituted tc suit some of the critics not a manjwouid remain ...

... HOOLIGANS. Whftt (asiw Resident) do L .nnoii boys gout-rally ihSuk of the ? Th, f. iog vurb.-uim conversation in a {Jooth-.Kuxi I borough may help 10 the isnsiver Paper-boy cry- ing li Mnrdur of a policeman. Gentleman buys paper and says, This is bKl news. P&Per Boy Yep, iiie another gain to the Hooligans. ...

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... CARDIFF MUSEUM. Si!! ly Treasu re Trove. I A meeting of- the Committee of the Cardiff Museum was held last evening nnd«r the presi- dency of Alderman Trounce. It was agreed to hold a special meeting on the 7tb December to consider the plans for the new Museum. The Curator reported that since the last meeting 6 610 people bad visited he Masenna. MrT. H. Thomas people bad visited i he Masenna. ...

... ILLNESS OF MR W. SCOTT. The numerous friends of Mr William Scott, the representative for North and South Wales of Meaara John Somerville and Co., of Iæitb, will bear with regret that. he is lying seriously ill et his residence, Hazelwood, Oathodral-road. ...

... Curious Law Suit. New York, Snnday.-A strange case of Chris- tian science is attracting great attention here. The relations of Miss Helen Brush, a wealthy wdman who died a few months ago, recently brought an action in the Surrogate's Court to have her will set atide on the ground of undue influence. Miss Brash died of consumption after a long illness, during which several Christian healers ...