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ö J artnrrz hip. A B.C. Guidn to Sjock Exchange, 1907 Edition (27th).— The simples;, and best Guide tn f-verv (inscription "f Stock Exchange transactions: "üw to oyen an ac- count with small capital: contain* iiitjheat and lowest tales for last IS years.—Gratis and post free from Pub- lishers. 7291 Freeborn, franklin and Co., 12, Bank-street, Poy-il Kx^haria^. :'Ihn,'h"'er. asn IHc!lclt5 anh Œrír!1cb5. 5s eac b. 1907 guaranteed lioadster ('overs, tit Dunlop or Clincher rims AIr Tubes with valves is list free.—Speed Xyie Co Wolverhampton. 143 BICYCLES, £ 3CASH. er 15s with ordsr and ICs per raonth. Lined frames I plated rims. free tvlieel, two brakes, lamp, bell pump, spaioners: honest reliable machines high grade tyres: earriasn paid; guaranteed four years ten days' approval. Testimonials, photo, fullspecitl colons frsrn the maker- GEORGE BEATSON. LION CYCLE WORKR, 80 MOSELEY-STRKHT. BIKMINGHAM. Carriages anb IT ehidt5. UBBIER-Tyred Landau and Brougha-n also cee- R spring Victoria with iron tyres, by best London bailders, in excellent condition throughout; property Of a customer who is using motors. -Applv Perry and Turner, Carriage Builders, Fre,leric:treé"J;a.rdjfl'.ti68n UNDERTAKES writes—" Since I introduced Mar stoti's light modern Funeral Stock my trade has in creased wonderfully," EO Hearses. Coachcs. Washing ton Cars, Brougham. Landau?, some equal new bar- gains; catalogues.—Marston, 24, Bradford-street, Birmingham. y9;' Mtbttsl lUnufttts. RUBBER Appliances. Enemas, Elastic Hosiery, Ac- lists free Trusses. 2s Sd: double, is Sd.—Atkinson's ;C.T.l, Hill-street, Middlesbronsh. Kar-ah. 1870. 10 Bnss tmb illsihmg. LADIES' JaD Siil-i Blouse, elaborately tucked trimmed lace and insertion, verj' full size. 4s Ud. These blouses are worth half ziii nea each, and are latest style.—Sf>n:l P.O. to Brasch's Blouse Manufac-tur- tng Co., 203, Mile Knd-road, London. E. 19080 1Dt alt. HONEST Boot Value for town and country.— Wearers, in each pair of the well-known file Boots (reg.i, every uenny of ihe cost kocs tor skilful, conscientious workmanship, for quality. Their reputa- tion as the best is an old story. J7UFB Lorne Boots, tackets or sprigs, staud hard F usape and yet, retain their shape. All sizes and fittings. Honest materials, 8 s tid. 911 od. 10s bd. A GBICl'LTUKIST.S, Shepherds. "rers-6am A. keepers and all Outdoor V. earers, There are no Boots for you to equal" FIfe" Poot.-i at I! bd. THE Farmer's Friend is undoubtedly HOKE'S Hfe Boots at 15s 6d and 18s fed per pair buiU specially from finest waterproof leathers for Country Wear. TVLOUQHMEVS. Carters', Navvies', Miners', Road JL^ men's, and Labourers' Boots made by skilled boot- makers give iron wear,solid comiort;7s gd,8s9d, 95 6a •* T71IFE Boots for ladies, button and l*ce, black or JJ tan. glace kid or box calf. 7s Gd. 8s od, 9s 6d Shoes, ditto, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d. Value unequalled anywhere. Boot, for girls. btit,on and lace, glove Jj leather. Sizes-7 to la, jr 9d 11 to 1, 4s 9(1; 2, 5s 3d. Shoes-7 to 10, 3s 4d 11 to 1, 4s 2d 2, 4s 8d. For boys, stand hard wear and tear. Sizes-9,10. 4s 6d: 11 Sol. 5s 2d 3 to 5, 6s 3d. Shoes-11 to 1, 4s 4d 2 to 5, 49 Ild. All Goods sent carriace paid. EVP for my frae Illustrated catalogue, covering needs of whole family, it will save yon money. AX. Hogs. No. 62, Strathmiglo, Fife.—Tho Pioneer of the Boots-by-Post Trade. 13990 SOUTH Wales Property Gazette."—A Monthly Register of fistaces, Houses, Lands, Ac., to be Let or Sold in Wales, Monmouthshire, West of England, &c. 1,000 copies sent monthly, post free, to lohe leadjjoginhabitants of Wales and Monmouthshire Insertions free. Copies post tree from Messrs Hera and Pertwee, Estate Agents, Auctioneers, die., 74, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 2444 F E A T u E u s FE A T H E B 3 FEATHERS FOR BEDS. Why buy common shoddy Wool Beds when you can get best ENGLISH FEATHERS at Sd per lb. carriage paid? Warranted dry and sweet. Feather Beds made loorder. Se d for samples and price list to 1i HANDY AND CO., FEATHER MERCHANTS, 6061 WELSHPOOL, XOHTH WALKS. 114 ,mtfíUUatttOUS. •*TlM"ATRIMONtAL Pott," sealed envelope 5d. with olr- JJL cnlar 9d; ;stablished over quarter of century.- Editor. Rooms 9 to 14, Trafalgar B1c1i{. London, W.C. n Utisrellaitfous KSUiiis. ARTIFICIAL Teeth Bought.—We strongly advise A. everyone to send to us any Artificial Teeth they may have for disposal. We make moss liberal oilers and are the largest firm of dental mHchantsin the world,—B. D. ana J. B. haser. Ltd., Desk 123, Princes- street. Ipswich. Established 1833. Relevance, Capital and Counties Bank, IDswicb. WELSH China.—Wanted, Swansea and Nantgarw China,Swansea and CambrianPotlery.and Dlllwyn Etrosoan Ware; only good specimens required; high prices given.—Address Colleocor. Echo Office. Cardlfl. Shanks- TfHS CHARING. Cuoss BANK. (Est. 1870.) Cardiff Branch—73. ST. MARY-STREET. 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LEWTS. 27 CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. FHOLDINGS, Olii-c-atabtished Financiers, are pre pared to Advance sums from £ 20 to £ 3.000 at short notice on approved Note of Hand, personal or other securities. Charges arranged before transactions are corapleted. Mortgages on Property effected at current raftsof interest. Property Purchased. Trade Billw Discounted. Annuities and Fixed Incomes arranged. Money advanced on second mortgages. — Apply direct as we have no agents, Hay6s Buildings. The Hayes, Cardiff. 13938 ESSBS S7HERN & PKRTWEE, Fstate Ageots. 74, St. Mary-street, Ccurdiif, are prepared to advance from:Eloo to £ 100,000 on Mortgage of Free- hold or Leasehold Property. and from £ £ >J to £1.000 cyti pereonski security. 3664 fTtHE OLD-E.9TABLTSI-IED PROVINCI-A-L VNIóN I BANK continues tu lend immense suuis daily, from £ 10to £5.000. on Noto of Hand Alone. or other Security, at a few hours' fiotice. to all classes in any part of Eng- land and Wales, repayable by easy instalments.No good application is ever refused. All communications strictly private. Moderate Interest. Special rates for short periods. The largest, be"t known, and most honourably conducted Business in the Kingdom. Thousands of our jegular customers have expressed their entire satisfac- tion in repeated transactions with us. 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Leigh, 92 and 93, Great Russeil-street, London, W.C. 16625 THEBAPION and popular remedy, used in Continental Hospitals by Ricord, Best an, Jobcrt, Voipeau, and others surpasses every- thing hitherto employed for impurity of blood, spots, blotches, pains, and swellings of joints, kidney, bladder, and liver diseases, gravel, pains in back, stone, gleet, goat, rheumatism, exhaustion, sleeplessness, &e. Three forms, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, according to diseases for which intended. Price 2s 9d (particulars penny stamp) post tree in Great Britain, from the Le Cierc Medicine Co., laverstock-road, Hampstead, London, and principal tumiste. 19084 public ^ntnsements. _0_- CARDIFF. N E W H E A, T R E L PARK-PLACE, CARDIFF. SoleI*roprietor ROBERT R.ED70RD. EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. MR LEWIS WALLER'S COMPANY IN THE ROMANTIC PLAY, OBI N "JJ 0 O D. DIRECT TROM THE LYRIC THEATRE, LONDON. The only version plavcl tefor-, the King and Queen at Windsor Ca3tle. 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FULLY PAID-UP SHAKES, bettrinr., a fixed rate of interest, payable half-yt-ariy, or allowed to accu inulate. DEPOSITS received. Interest at 4 per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly, or may accumulate. Prospectuses, or any further particulars, may be obtained on application to the Secretary, as above or to 189 Mr THOMAS WEBBER, District Secretary, Tower Chambers, Church-street, St. John s- square, Cardiff. ARE YOU RUN DOWN? IS YOUR DIGESTION POOR? IS YOUR SLEEP BROKEN? Worry aad overwork can do much to b^iag about these conditions. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC, THE BEST REMEDY FOR NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESS, INDIGESTION, S>LEEPLES3NE39, LOSS OF APPETITE, LOW SPIRITS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial. 103, Gilfach Uyaon, Iwynrodtn, Mexthyr Tydlil, Dear Sir-, in May, 1901,1 became ill from a very severe attack of nervous prostration Life was a peritct misery, as i was so Nervousness depressed, dyspeptic, and weak, 1 hava Nervousness been treated by dilierent doctors, and Neryousnew tried nearly every patetit medicine, but derived a mere tt-mporary relief. A tew weE-ks ago a Iriend trom Carmarthen Rdvised ins to try t;w.iym Evans Quinma Bitters, and I purchased a large bottle, but had no confidence then in its efiicacy to do me any good. 1 am clad to say the effect has been marvellous with me. I am now almost in perfect health. I (hall continuj its us- Jor a littlo whila longer to prevent the jlllle; returning. I can truly say that there is no tonic that 1 know of equal to Gwilym Evans' Qninine Bitters. and you are at periect liberty to publish tlus statement, as I think any person suffering from any nervous diseases will find a. true mend in Gwilym Evans' Quin.ine Bitters it perse- vered with. j, am, yours, cIte, HENRY TILLER GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC, Testimonial. Cced Talywern, Duffryn. Gentlemen.-I am pleased to be able to bear testimony to the benefit 1 have re- Weakness reived by taking Gsvilyin Evaus" yuin;ua Weakness Bitters. i have had medicine from Weakness various doctors every spring tor yeaw past, and was obliged to take medicine all last winter, but as I received httie benefit 1 resolved to try Gwilym Evans' Quinine Bitters, and though i have only taken three 2s 9d bottles, am able already to go about. 1 have been sutlering from Weakness, Ac. Yours truly, M. A. WILLIAM3. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BI TERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Testimonial Indigestion 4, hiwydaxth—road, Indigestion Mae^te?. Indigestion Dear Sirs,-Gwilym Evans Quinine Bitters is. in my opinion, one of the best gilts given to humanity, 1, myself, have derived the greatest possible bnneiit in stubborn cases oi flatulence, indigestion, I Joss ot appetite and weakness. i liava proved Gwilym Evana Quinine Bitteri on my own person to succeed when all ether remedies have tailed. Yours truly, T. POWELL. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS GWILYM EVANS' QUININK BITTERS GWILYM E\ANS' QUININE BITTERS THE VEGETABLE TONIC. Beware of imitations. See the name "Gwilym Evans" on the label, stamp, and bottle, without which none are genuine. Sold everywhere m bottles 23 9 i or 4s 6d rach, or will be sent post irea, on receipt of stamps, direct from the sold Proprietors. 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Hills and Sons, 171, Oxford-street, Pontycynimer. Kcas .Io:ies, Hill-street, Rhymaey. J.L. Atkina, Uellyiaelog, Dov.'lais. ".iorgan. 112, Higii- st., ilerthyr. Thomas aud Son. Town Hall Chambers, and D.C. Jones, Graig Post Office, Pontypridd. West- macott, 13, Monk-street, Abcrgaveuny. Howell Bey- non, Mount Vernou, Brynmawr-place, Maesteg, Glam. WHITE STAR LINE.—LIVERPOOL to AUSTRALIA, calling at Capetown (South Africa). RUNIC, 12,Wi tons tine 6 MEDIC, 11,984 tons July4 A FRIC. 11,948 tons t PERSIC, 11,9/4 torn .Sept. 26 The accommodation on these twln-serew steamers comprisbg smoking, reading, and dining rooms. Fares.—To Australia, £ 17 to £ 27; 10 Capetown, £ 15 15s to £ 22 Is. For further pa.rticn.lars apply to Local Agentn or tolsrn.'iy, Imrie and Co., Liverpool, Southampton; 1, Caclspar-street, S.W. and 38, Leadenhall-street, E.C., Londos. ALLAN ROYAL MAIL.—CANADA and U.S. Unsurpassed for let, 2nd and 3rd classes. Special rates to Ontario, Manitoba, and Canadian North West, Handbooks free.-Apply Allans, 51, Pat! Mall. 19, James street. Liverpool, and 103, Leadenhall-street, London; or to W. J. Trounce and Sons, Bute Docks, Cardiff; Captain J. A. Scoit, 15, Cathays- terrace, Catbaytt; C. Stuart, 35, Mount Stuart- uquare C. J. Cndlip, 32, City-road; Dtvies & Co., 5S, Charles-street, Cardiff. I (Bzcuxsitnis. Ii IN BELGIUM, O VIA HARWICH AND I ANTWERP, D ■ Every W eek-day. A READ "HOLIDAYS IN BELGIUM." Y Send postcard to the Continental nanager, G.E.R., Liverpool-street, Station, London, E.C., for descriptive illustrated pamphlet (free). 1S099 ENMARK. NORWAY™SWEDEN. VIA ii VIA HARWICH aul ESBJERG, By the Danish Royal Ma!! Steamers of the Forenede Line of Copenhagen, thrice weekly. Send post-card to the UNITED SHIPPING COY., Ltd., 108, Fen church-street, London; or the Con- tinental Manager, Liverpool-street Station, London, E.C., for descriptive illustrated pamphlet (free). 19098 alts Im feifor. GALE OF H.M. SHIPS AT BERMUDA TENDERS will be received until 12 o'clock Nootyon Friday, the 5th July. 1S07, for the purchase of :— 1.—H.M.S. RUPERT, twin-scraw, coast defence ship (armoured), of 5,420 tons displacement. 2.—H.M.S. COLUMBINE, steel screw steam vessel of 272 tons displacement. Both vessels are lving at H.M. Dockyard. Bermuda, where they can be inspected by intending purchasers. The Rupert is offered for sale for breaking up at Ber- muda or elsewhere. The Columbine is offered for sale without any restric- tion as to breaking up, and her boiler and machinery will be left intact. Forms of Tender, containing conditions of sale and all available particulars, may be obtained on applica- tion to the Director of Navy Contracts, Admiralty, London, S.W. F. W. BLACK. 13036 Director of Navy Contracts. Insurance. CTTM FIRS OFFICE ^3 ALL FOUNDED 1710. The Oldest Insurance Office in the World CARDIFF BRANCH-2. CHURCH-STREET. W. EVAN LLOYD, District Inspector. Insurances effected against the following risks FIRE. j Workmen's Corn- Personal Accident. pensation & Em- Sickness & Disease. ployers' Liability, Fidelity Guarantee, ¡' including Accidents Burglary. to Domestic Servants, Funds in Hand, £ 2,545,328. X STOP ONE MOMENT. X Oil. DEAR, DOCTOR, MUST MY DARLING DIE: THERE JS VERY LITTLE HOPE, BUT TRY OR WILLIAMS' PATENT JgALSAM OF HONEY. THERE .is NO REMEDY UNDER THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN EQUAL. PATRONISED BY ROYALTY, NOBILITY, DOCTORS, NURSES, and MOTHERS PRAISE IT. WHY ? It contains PURE WELSH HONEY and an Essence of the Purest and most efficacious Herbs, gathered on the Hills of Wales, being gathered in the proper season, when its virtues are in full perfection. BRONCHITIS. THERE are thorsauds of children who die annually from Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and Croup. This is a grand discovery for the cure of such complaints. It is INVALUABLE for Weak-chested Men, Delicate Women, and Children. It cures when all other remedies fail. It cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Tightness of the Chest. J t cures thousands of children of Bronchitis and Whooping Cough. It cure3 for one Shilling when Pounds have been spent in vain. TRY IT. If you have a Cough, try it. If you have a Cold, try it. If you have Bronchitis, try it. It loosens the phlegm and promotes expectoration, produces warmth and comfort to the chest, and gives refreshing sleep when you have lost nights of rest. A STIPENDIARY AND A MAGISTRATE IN THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN REMARKS:- I feel it my duty to inform you that I have been using your Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey in my family, which is a large one, ior many years, and have _"r\"rlA i<c /troof h'I,jnrt ncP/1 n nth IT) rf pl'lA ff)P Cough during Measles, Whooping Cough, and Bron- ¡ chitis, and can highly recommend it to all parents for such complaints." SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. TUDOR WILLIAMS' PATENT BALSAM OF HONEY. MOST IMPORTANT. SO MANY IMITATIONS AND FRAUDS. 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YEOMANRY TRAINING. Pembroke Regiment at Tenby. The Pembroke Imperial Yeomanry began its annual course of training on Tuesday, when the regiment went into camp at Holloway Farm, about a mile from Tenby. The field is one which has been utilised by the Yeomanry on several occasions previously, and the situa- tion is extremely pleasant, looking aw-aytipon The Burrows, which lie between Tenby and Giltar Point, and over Carmarthen Bay to Worm's Head. The weather on Tuesday was fine, and should it so remain the training should prove an enjoyable time. The following are the officers of the regiment in camp :—In command, Colonel b\ C. Meyrick, C.B. second in command, Lieut.-Colonel Ivor Phiiipps, D.S.O., M.P. Captain and Adjutant C. F. Hunter, 4th Dragoon Guards Surgeon-Captain .T. Wilson, Veterinary-Lieut. W. !>. Anthony, Regimental Sergeant-Major J. Wfllmott, 6th Dragoon Guard.* chaplain, Rev. D. M. Morris, M.A. A Squadron (headquarters, Tenby)—Hon. Colonel R. N. S. Lewin, commanding Captain R. H. C-ollis, D.S.O., Second Lieut. Sackville Owen, Lieut. Wynne (attached). B Squadron (headquarters, Haverfordwest)— Major Owen Williams, commanding Lieut. W. H. Gabbett. C Squadron (headquarters, Carmarthen)- Major Spence Jones, commanding Captain G. E. Protheroe-Beynon, Lieut. NV. S. G. Morris, Lieut. D. W. Davies-Evans. D Squadron (headquarters, Lampeter)- Major J. ('■ Harford, commanding Captain W. E. L. Stewart. D.S.O., Lieut. E. G. Jones, Lieut. C. Le Brun Powell. Approximately the number of officers and men in camp is 450, the strength of tIn- different squadrons being as follow :—A, nine officers, 143 non-commissioned officers and men B. two officers, 107 N.C.O.'s and men C, four officers, 100 N.C.O.'s and men D, four officers, N.C.O.'s and men. The regiment will be inspected by Colonel Little, Inspector of Yeomanry, on a date yet to be fixed. The camp will be broken on June 7th. On Tuesday next the Glamorgan Yeomanry arrive; they will be quartered in a field adjoining the camp of the Pembroke men.
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BURGLAR'S TOOTHACHE. A Remarkable Defence. Awakened at 4 a.m. on Monday, Alexander Darvey, a baker, of Navarino-road, Hackney, discovered Alfred Townsend, a youth of 16, standing by the side of his bed. He asked him what he wanted, but Townsend seemed too upset to say anything, and made no resist- ance. It was found'that a bag containing over £ 37 in gold and silver, and a cheque-book had been stolen, so Townsend was given into custody. Brought before the North London magistrate later in the day, he gave his occupation as that of a clerk, and an address at Richmond-roa.d. Hackney. Mr 0- V. Young, who defended, said the lad was most respectable and well- disposed, but lately he bad suffered so much with his head that he was una ble to go to work. On Sunday night he had an attack of tooth- ache, and he was xmable to sleep. He got up. orl miulp a noultice. but, nlltamino nr. r-oliof C'alLI.A.r "J"II.&f:,}.L_ he paced the garden. Suddenly something seemed to impel him to go over the wall, and he did. How he got in he did not quite know, bub he was under the impression that the door was unbolted. Having heard the lad's father. Mr Dickenson allowed him out on bail in XIO, to appear at the Sessions.
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"ENGINEERED SCARES." Liberal Leader & Mr Haldane's Bill Dr. Robert Spence Watson, presiding at the annua1, meeting of the Peace Society in the City Temple on Tuesday night, condemned Mr Haldane's Army Bill and Lord Roberts's military training campaign. The greatest danger to peace was the leprous section of the Press of England and Germany, which shame- lessly engineered scares. A resolution hoping the Hague Conference would agree upon the reduction of armaments, and another con- demning the movement to encourage military training and calling for the omission from the Army Bill of the clause relating to cadet corps and rifle clubs, were passed unanimously. Mr J. M. Robertson. M.P., said the society's ideal could best be achieved by the establishment of the science of peace.
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_M_ WHERE ANALYSTS DIFFER. At Neath on Tuesday the National Dairy Co., of Cardiff, who were summoned at the instance of W. Bowen Davies, sanitary inspector, Neath, under the Fqods and Drugs Act, for having on the 13th' March sold (it is alleged) adulterated milk, again came up for hearing. MrW.H. David appeared to prosecute, and Mr Viner Leeder, of Swansea, represented the company. The Government analyst's certificate now showed that the sample contained 15 per cent. of added water. Mr Viner Leeder said that, three samples had been taken and analysed by three different analysts, and in each case the results differed. Mr Rees Charles, a local ana- lyst, Somerset House, and Mr Webster, of London, were the analysts. The latter gentle- man had written," I am very much astonished to bear the results. I cannot understand it, except by the mixing up of samples." The J Bench considered the case to be important, and 1 reserved their decision until Monday-week,
A POISONING MYSTERY.I
A POISONING MYSTERY. DRANK CARBOLIC ACID. At Hampstead on Tuesday Mr Schroder opened an inquesiJ concerning the deatli of Joseph William Johnson (38), a motor cleaner, of Linstead-i-oad, West Hampstea; who died from the effects of carbolic acid poisoning. Solomon Smith, who occupied the same apartments as the deceased, ss.id about1 o'clock on Friday monring last Johnson awakenedliim. and asked him if lie would like a drink from a buttle which he was carrying. Witness, think- ing the bottle contained beer, said he would. Deceased said he must not touch the bottle as it was carbolic acid. Witness asked deceased what he meant to to do with the poison, and he mentioned some ordinary purpose. They then went to bed. Two hours later be was awakened by the deceased, who told him he had taken some of the acid in error. Witness recomiiiendediiiiiitog-) downstairs and take an emetic of salt. He left the room, and when witness followed a few minutes later he found him dying. Medical evidence showed that death was due to carbolic acid poisoning, and that deceased must ha-v-e drunk four ounces of the poison. A lavatory attendant named Nicholls said on Thursday night Johnson came to him and asked for some carbolic acid on behalf of the manager of a local tavern. Witness told him that he would not accede to his request, and he went away. The coroner's officer, David Watling, said he went to Nicholls's lodgings, where he denied having given the deceased the acid, but subse- quently said,when witness showed him a bottle, I did give it, but not so much as that, and I mixed water with i L,. 011. de!u'! this is a bad job. I shall get the sack for this." Nicholls was recalled, and. in answer to the Coroner, said that deceased came to him for some acid, but never showed a,ny bottle to him. WTatIing had entirely misunderstood him about the statement he made, for he told the ofiicer he had not given the deceased any acid. He had some acid in the place at the time, but lie told deceased he had none. The Coroner That shows vou he told one He A .Turor If he would tell a lie in one case he would fell a lie in another. The inquiry was adjourned to allow of the acid in the bottle being examined and compared with that kept by Nicholls for the purpose of his work,
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL FESTIVALS. Cymanfa at Aberporth. The annual meeting of the" Cymanfa jsgolwn (Sunday-school cymanfal of the eight churches forming the Cardigan Cilvinistic Methodist district was heid at Aberporth on Whit-Monday, under the presidency of Mr W. J. Thomas, Cardigan. The first meeting took place at 10 a.m., the devotional introductory part being taken by the Rev. E. Jones, Lia n. ddewi-brefl- The subject taken by the schools was comprised in the first six chapters of the Gospel of St. Matthew, and the schools were questioned in the following order -Blaenan- erch, examined by the Rev. J. Green, B.A., Twrgwyn Llechryd, by the Rev. D. Morgan, St. Dogmells; Cardigan, by the Rev. D. Oliver, Twrgwyn Blaencefn, by the Hev. D. Geler Owen, Kidwelly. In the afternoon the children of all the schools were questioned by the Rev. D. Oliver in the Gospel narrative of the Birth of Christ. Hymns were sung under the leadership of Mr John Thomas Davies, Greenhill Cenarth school was examined by the Rev. D. Morgan, Bryn Seion, and the Rev. D. Oliver; Tanygroes school, by the Rev. D. Geler Owen Aberporth school, by the Rev. Daniel Lewis, Penmorfa. All the schools acquitted themselves admirably, both in an- swering questions and singing, a marked fea- ture being Tanvgroes school's rendering of an anthem. In the evening the Rev. D. Geler Owen delivered a lecture on Yr Hen Con- cordance a'i Ffraeth-ddywcdiadau," in which he delineated the character of the old lay preacher, Dafydd Rowland, Rhydarganau, near Carmarthen, and others. The chair was taken by Mr E. Ceredig Evans, J.P., Cardigan. Tylorstown. A most successful singing festival was held last Monday at Tylorstown. The attendance was exceptional, crowds appearing at each meeting. The conductor was Mr J. T. Rees, Mus Bac, The favourite tunes were Bron- cairo," Cor Caersalem," Andalusia," Rhvdvgroes." The anthems, Efe a ddaw," by Tom Price, L.T.S.C., Merthyr, and Gwnaed Concwest," by J. D. Rees, Mus Bac., Bow-street. The prize for the best hymn tune was won by Tom Kemp, Ynysbir, and the best children's tune by E. Reece Thomas, L.T.S.C., Tylorstown.
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.I
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Happy Reunion Dosired. General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland, the United Free Church, and the Free Church were opened in Edinburgh on Monday. A public holiday was observed, except by the Law Courts. Lord Kinnaird, the King's Lord High Commissioner, held a levee at Holyrood Palace, which was attended by the Corporation of Edinburgh and representatives of Glasgow, Dundee, and other leading corporations. and by the Crown officials in Scotland. Thereafter his Gracedrove in procession to St, Giies Cathedral where service was held. The streets were lined by military, and the procession was viewed by a large concourse of spectators. Lord Kinnaird. in his address as King's Com- missioner, said he trusted the assembly might witness a further drawing together of the churches and prepare the way for some close union without in any way sacrificing any of the principles or doctrines which bad fitted them to become pioneers in manv spheres of work. which had led to the religious, moral, and material progress of the world, and were destined in the near future to do much more. The newly-elected Moderator (Dr. Mitford Mitchell), in reply, said he earnestly hoped the recent trend of public opinion in Scotland might lead to closet-co-operation in Christian work, and, in God's good time and way, to the happy reunion of the scattered branches of the Scottish Church. (Loud applause.)
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HAUL OF CARTRIDGES. JUVENILE CARDIFF DEPREDATORS. As a sequel to the discovery of a number of empty cartridge cases in Womanby-street, as previously reported, three small toys, who stood one behind the other, and answered to the names of Wm. Ball (10), Henry Griffin (10), and Frederick Ball (12). appeared at Cardiff on Tuesday to answer a long charge of stealing cartridge cases, shots, wads. etc., to the value of 30s from Mr Septimus Chambers' shop in Castle-street, between 8 p.m. on the 18th and 11.30 p.m. on the 19th of May. The three juvenile offenders took a great interest in the proceedings, as did also their respective mothers, when Mr Chanibe-rs, mana- ger described how he had warned the boys pre- viously about being on the shop premises. P.C. Anthony Evans tokl of the discovery of the cartridge cases and said that when he arrested Griffin (the smallest of the trio) he said It was the two Balls who broke the win- dow and took cartridges." This story was, however, denied by the youngest Ball, who blamed Griffin. The major parI; of the booty was found in the bedroom of the eldest lad, who admitted breaking the window, but denied stealing anything. At the court the three youthful prisoners had nothing to say." and after some consultation with his colleagues Mr E. Beavan, the presid- ing magistrate, gave the trio, who had by this time almost reached tears, a sound lecture and bound them over for six months. With a part ■ ing warning to Go away and be good boys the boys, babies and mothers all left the court.
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T.B.D. AND SHIFTING SANDS. Exciting Scene Off Yarmouth. The torpedo boat destroyer which stranded on Monday evening on the tsaroer hands, on Caister, was the Cherwell. The vessel was refloated during the night on the tide rising, and she then proceeded north with the flotilla, of which she formed a unit. Fuller deta,ilsfrom Caister show that two destroyers grounded on Barber Sands on Mon- day. The Cherwell was lea-ding, and on her stranding there was not time to warn the Ettrick before the latter also got fast. Both vessels fired guns, and the Caister lifeboat was first alongside. Then came the Yarmouth life- boat, whose tug Gleaner succeeded in pulling the Cherwell into deep water. Then the life- boatmen laid out anchors for the Ettrick, and by hauling on these she also came ciear. The position of both destroyers was somewhat serious from the number of sunken wrecks on these sands. The stranding is supposed to have been brought about by changes in the sands since the Admiralty charts were prepared. Both commanders gave a certificate to the lifeboat crews of the value and promptitude of their services. Neither of the destroyers sus- tained any damage.
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SUICIDE'S II IFE" & WIDOW. Passing the premises of Henry Ross (51). a coffee-house keeper in Holloway-road, Con- stable 272 Y division found the door open. He entered, and in the fiont room on the first floor found Ross dead near the fireplace. One end of a gas pipe was by the side of his face. The doctor told the Islington coroner on Tuesday that life had been extinct ten days or a, fort- night. The widow, living at Fulham. could throw no light on the affair. Miss Julia Holmes. also of Fulham, 3aid she had known deceased 24 years. The Coroner Are you his wife? -In the sight of God I am. I linked my life with his. We were schoolchildren together, ard were always sweethearts. Witness added, I am going to work to pay for his funeral." The Coroner But I must by law give the burial order to the widow. The Witness I oniy want to make sure that he will not be buried as a, pauper. Deceased's wile stepped forward and said, I will not bury him." The Coroner But I must hand you the order for burial, and it will be for you to arrange as to whether you bury him or not. Suicide during temporary insanity was #fche^crdict.
THE WEEK'S MARKETS. 0--
THE WEEK'S MARKETS. 0-- CORN*. Cir<1ilf, Saturday.—Market, stroa^. Both English aud foreign wheat,'2s per qr. dearer. Grinding barley advanced Is, maize cd, oats 6d to Is, beans 6d. Peas advanced Is, maize bd, oats 6d to Is, beans 6d. Peas unaltered. Gloucester, S:1.tarday,-English wheat was very scarce, and millers bid 3,è, per quarter foreign wheat was stron, at advanco of 2s per quarter. Plate maize j unchanged at 24s 3d fiat. 9d up at 23s Sd old bess- arabian unchanged at 24s 6d new. 3d dearer at 24s. Barley Is dearer at. 25s 3d. Oats 6d dearer—black, 21s to 21s Sd white 22s to 23s per quarter. Weather fine, but unsettled. Newport, Wednesday.—Wheat 9d dearer on tha week, liarley firm and unaltered. Maize 3d dearer. Oats 3d dea,rer-tines 2 £ s 6d. Newport, Wednesday.—Shorter supply of all stock than usual: large attendance of buyers better trade all round. Quotations Best beer 6jd, seconds 6id to 6{,d, cows 5d to Sid, best v/ether mutton 8id to 9d, ewes 7d to 7id, lamb Ud to Is, calves 7d to 9d, porker pigs 109 6d to lls per score. CATTLE. Whitland, Tuesday.—There was a good attendance and supply of cattle, r-heep, and pigs, which sold at firm prices over late market quotations. Store cattle Were also in brisk demand owing to the good supply of grass now prevailing in the district. This market is so central and conveniently situated that it commands support. FAIR. Canton, Ilonday.-At the Canton fair to-day there., was a goodly number of cattle and horses, but prices were dear. Cows with calves fetched anything from £ 18 to £2CJ, and store cattle E10 and £ 12. A few store pigs fetched prices according to size and age. Fat sheep were sold at 40s, but prices varied, and 45s and even 50s were paid. The average price of lambs was about 35s, though a few were sold at 29. and 30s, and ewes -md lambs enanged hands at about £ 2 a couple. The horse lair was somewhat slow, and buyers were few. Really gaod heavy horses were at a discount. Mr Harvey, the well-known Gloucester dealer, pur- chased about 20 heavy horses, the prices ranging be- tween £45 and £ &5. Two year olds went, fairly cheap, but there was little demand for light, horses. Lampeter, Wednesday.—The Wiiitsun lair, held to- day, was largely attended. There wera good horses present, and they sold well, Carters tveraged C35 to £45, carriage horses £35 to £50, hacknsys and cobs £2J to £:0, and ponies £10 to £25. Cattle were numerous, the demand being great, and prices better than at Dalis Fair. Cows with calves (particularly youitg cows) sold at from no to £ 15, two-year-olds is to £ 10, and yearlings £ 6 to £ 8. A large number of young pigs changed hands at 20s to 25s. CHEESE. Newport, Wednesday.—Supply 10 tons: average attendance good demand Quotations :-Caer- phillies 48s to 55s, fancy dairies 55s to 56s, Derbies 603 to 63s, doubles GOs to 63s, truckles 60s to 65s. HIDE. SKIN, FAT, AND WOOL. Rhondda, POIltypridd, and Aberdare Hide, Tanow, and Wool Company, Limited, Treforest, Friday.— Hides-Ox: hides, 951bs. and upwards, 4id ordinary flaved, id perfect liaved, 85ibs. to 941bs.. 4id, 5d; 75lbs. to 841bs., 41d, id; C5rbs. to 741bs., 4d, 5d; 561bs. to 641bs.. 4d, 5d: 551bs. and under, ',id, 5d; heavy eowa,4-Ad, 4N; light cows, 4d, 4Jd bulls, 4%d; CIllS and warbled, 3d to 41d. Horses. 7s 6d to 23s 9d. Calf—171bs. and upwards 61d.. 91b. to 161bs., 71d light. 7id flawed, 6d. Lambs, 2s 3d to 4s 3d pelts-2s 2d to 3s. Fat-best sweet clean, 2 id per lb. seconds, 2d; common, I Y d. Salt. 2s per cwt.
FUNERAlToF A CARDIFF BLIND…
FUNERAlToF A CARDIFF BLIND PREACHER. A large number of friends gathered on Tues- day afternoon to pay their last tribnte of respect to the memory of Mr William Hughes. the blind Calvinistic Methodist preacher, who lived at 2, Burnabv-street, Splotlands- Though not an ordained minister he had passed all the necessary examinations A native of LLan- elly, Carmarthenshire, he came to Cardiff at a very early age, and commenced i to preach at the Pembroke-terrace Church. In' 1902 he was one of the number that left that; church to establish a new cause at Jerusalem. Walker-road, where he retained his membership up to the time of his death. Although greatly impeded by the loss of sight he had neverthe- less succeeded in acquiring a very wide and general knowledge, and being blessed with an exceptionally retentive memory he was able to render good service as a preacher. After a short service at the house a public service was held at Jerusalem Chapel, the Rev. Walter Daniel, pastor, conducting. Addresses eulogising the life and services of the deceased were delivered by Mr T. H. Morgan, Cilfynydd Rev. Walter Daniel, Mr John Thomas, Trinity Church. Llanelly Mr Thomas Griffiths, Jerusalem Mr Richards, Moorland Hall Church Mr Yor- werth, Cowbridge and Rev. E. Rees (Dyfed). At the graves ide at Cardiff Cemetery the Rev. T. Powell, Caerpliiilv Rev. William Davies, B.A., Crwys-road, and Rev. W. Daniel offi- ciated. Wreaths were sent by the members of the Blind Institute and others. The funeral arrangements were Carried out by Messrs Jonea and Son, Charles-street.
ABANDONING A CHILD.
ABANDONING A CHILD. Lily Mary Jenkin, a respectable-looking young woman, was brought up on remand in London on Tuesday chavged with abandoning y 1!1 and exposing her child, Alice Nellie Clarke. At 11 o'clock on the night of the 11th inst. Police- Constable 695 K found the child lying on the ground in Back-alley, Bromley. It was in a sbawl and warmly clad. The child, which had not been injured by the erpojure, was removed to the workhouse. Detective-Sergeant Norria afterwards went to Hancock-road, where he saw the accused. The officer showed her the lild'a clothes, and she said, That's the ro that was on my baby. I gave it to a. worn." "wv jse name I do not know. I gave it her in pbeil road. I am sorry. I registered it in t", iame of Alice Nellie Clarke at Mile-end NV, orkic use. That is where it was born." In reply tot-he charge she said, But if I gave it to a woman I did not put it there." The prisoner now said she was sorry she did it. Her mother, who lives at Hastings, said the accused had been in service in Bow-road, and the witness had no idea she had a child, or who was its father. When the prisoner lived at Has- tings she was troublesome.—Mr Mead con- sidered the prisoner had behaved very badly, and had wickedly abandoned her child. It waa a most unnatural thing to do, and she would be sentenced to three months' hard labour.
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DISCHARGED SEAMAN'S "YARNS." A man wearing a naval uniform, giving tha- name of Charles Henry Beresford, aged 30, and describing himself as an able seaman, of the I Royal Fleet Reserve, was charged on remand (before Mr Denman) in London on Tuesday with having obtained 20s by false pretences from Carlo Bourbon del Monte, believed to be a prince, staying at Brown's Hotel, Piccadilly. About half an hour after midnight on the 14th inst. the prisoner spoke to the prosecutor in Piccadilly and asked him for 16s, to enable him to get back to his ship, the Dreadnought, explaining that if he did not return imme- diately he would be punished. Having no change, and believing the story, the prosecutor gave him a sovereign. Almost immediately afterwards Constable Castleton arrested the accused, who was found to have in his posses- sion 39s 4d. Subsequently the prisoner admitted that he did not belong to the Dreadnought. Detective-Sergeant Mercer informed the magis- trate that numerous complaints of this kind had been reported, and said it was believed the accused was discharged from the Navy in No. vember last. A second charge was investigated against the accused. Mr Frank Lacy, of the Garrick Theatre, said that about 11.35 on the night of the 6th inst, the accused approached him in Cbaring-cross- road, and said that he belonged to the Irresis- tible, at Plymouth, and had been robbed of X15 and a re turn ticket to Plymouth, and a medal for saving life, which he valued very much. He had to get back to his ship by 10 o'clock the following morning, or he would receive a week's punishment. He added, Perhaps you don't know what punishment in the Navy is." After asking him several questions, and being satis. fied that he was a genuine sailor, he parted with 10s as a loan and contribution towards his fare, but not without a struggle." He (the witness) was with his wife at the time, and when he told her what had happened, she said. "You have been done." (A laugh.) On a constable coming up the prisoner made himself scarce. Mr John Cronin, a staff clerk at the Ad. miralty, said the prisoner could not be traced to either of the ships mentioned. The Irre- sistible had been on the Mediterranean station since November. From the description of the man and his tattoo marks he appeared to be identical with a man, named Turner, dis- charged for misconduct in November last. Detective-Sergeant Mercer (recalled) said ha had ascertained that the accused had suffered a term of two months' imprisonment for a similar fraud at Bristol. He had been identi. fied by his finger-prints. The prisoner said he intended to refund the money. Mr Oenman came to the conclusion that an impudent false pretence had been practised in each case, and sentenced the accused to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. ¡
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