Weekly Mail

MILFORD AS A PROPOSED NAVAL BASE. GENERAL SUPPORT PROMISED IN I SOUTH WALES. of\rhohSat ^oumy cSle? o^TnlUh b^? Ma^d \CStebI^me^ broke Dock on Monday wte^Tr at Pem" large and influential atteSnS a reported that thirty^e^n u Jwas chiefly in South Wales, and includino^1^ county councils, had already 8iKnifk5 intention of supporting the slw \Z others had the matter under colasideratiorl. This wad considered very eatiafaotory and fLWaS, dceidod to dra" a petition' and orwaid copwis for tho various authorities eign and seal, and also to write requesting the ma-tter before their mem Parliament A deputation represent hf various Pembrokeshire bodies wa« appointed to wait upon the Admiralty ^d ir pWa:?n to Sir Owen Philippe, 1 r«olnl^n 011 or Ma™ A?f-rr^rt rn"h Passed asking Sir 4Jfr d rhomas to bring the matter before the Welsh members with a view it a Welsh national qu^tion? ° maklQg =

ILFRACOMBE STARTLED. A THUNDERBOLT TERRIFIES THE RAILWAY STAFF. Ilfracombe had au unusual experience early on Tuesday. Officials at the railway station saw a ball of fire of dazzling brilliance fall from the sky. and at the same moment there waa a terrific peal of thunder, which shook the building, and rendered the railway tele- phone ingtruments useless. No trace of the thunderbolt can be dm. ttuwred.

LOCAL WEDDINGS. J O-N ES-S UT R D. A very large congregation assembled at the Churoh of St. Mary, Lambeth, on Saturday afternoon to witness the marriage of the m\-J\ Joaes\ vioar of St. Theodore's, Port Taloot, to Miss Constance Rose Suther- land, daughter of the late Captain Suther- land, Scots Greys. The wedding wag of peculiar interest to the district in which the church is situated, as Miss Sutherland has for several years past been a strenuous worker amongst the gir15 at Lambeth, and haó boon one of the mainstays of the Work- REV. D. J. JOKES. ing Girls Club in the Kenmugton end of the distrwt. For that reason, the time and place of the ceremony was fixed to allow the girls to attend, and the greater portion of the dmroh was occupied by members of the club, for whom special seats were reserved. The ohancel was neatly decorated for the occasion, and in several ways the tnrls showed their affection for one who had been of so much assistance to them. The officiating- clergy were the Rev G. H. S. Walpolo D D rector of the parish, and Prebe'ndarv Ingram, and the service was fulily choral. »iT-!L -L °i T^as aUued in a coat and skirt of white olotn, with white hat trimmed with long white ostrich feathers, entered the 21188 SCTHEBLAITD. EPboU>> Aaaie Bell, London. warden of St. Michael's 6ab" a«ted as be.=rf ? Oohege, Llandaff, from Sooth Wales were^r^l Mr. E. Knott (of thelrt ^'iv^" alld the Rev. A. J. F^-arV Mr H rtoeption at the Workf^^rfs^ChTb »h a the proceedings were nf ™ b' wherc ciaraoter. MTSJ ° £ rd- his brid-o -h_ -D a t-.r i. the Holy Land. POLLARD—STEPHEN S ime was solemnised at «w n„* STSJ&TST on^d-'o^r8 iardE "siT 8^ £ 2S and £ & U^\ ^b€nS' WaIt«r-i-oad, daughter of Stoph^ srwfnd la-^ >Ir- Marcus A. Skatty, and sister of Dr. Q Arbour Stephens, Swajaeea. rrru^ OONNOR-JONES. ,Z' Connor, minister of Rt Andrew a Presbyterian Onuroh, Swansea, was ™ nU,tSTaty married, at his place of wo^ to Miss Lily A. Jones, daughter of Mr. Edwin Jones, 37, Rosehill-torrace. The Rev. D Connor. ;,LA.. L.B., Glasgow, father of the bridegroom, performed the ceremony. I

LOCAL OBITUARY NOTICES. OANON D. JONES, LLANDEGAI. After an. illness extending over several months, the death occurred on Satu-dav of Canon D. J one* M.A., vicar of ffa&af near Bangor, and a honorary «uon of Bangor Cathedral. Deceased, who wafes yea2 tL^f ^611 V1CaJ* °f Pwllh«'^ and for th« last eighteen years vicar of Llandegai the famous model village near Bangor. MRS. LEWIS, BARGOED. It is with regret that we have to record th* Geath, after long suffering, of Mrs. Lewis wi eloSii, rS0ri' Th<! <l«*Mod lady tbeV- Park'0ard;i1- *> diciea&e^vZ L ,tlm m°rning. Bright's iSSTS three Brecon, died early on 'iMdi; !!1d8rt'ech' near ■» hrief illness, at deoeased gentleman was for ie engaged in the banking buslL^w Tea/'s Principal partner in the well-kn^«. Sg 1 Old Bank, having branch^ at elsewhere, and he and his b^ yi" aild have all predeceased him ma<U ^e"3' who tunes in this connection. Mr t S for- who was high sh-erifF f-*r RrAAA i was a son of the late Mr. David Evans6 KL,1873' a partner in Wilkins and Co.'s b^k' S?v' mother was Jajie, daughter of Mr Jo«x^, <tf Groonhill, Whitchurch, Car^ff Mr Evans mherited a considerable fcSf* under the will of his late uncle, Mr^JoHn of Brecon, and purchased the Pfrwd- greoh mansion and estate. His eon \iv John David Douglas Evans, J.p. The late Mr. David Eva.ns was for many yoo.rs a J.P. fo,' Breconahire am4 for the borough and also an aldesrman of tbe connty oounoil. He was identified with numerms public mstituitioros, being a governor of OhriKt College. and until a month ago treasurer of the borough of Brecon. He keenW rested hiioeelf in agriculture, and p few months ago dispersed a fine herdTf o«U». H„„ Urw SC, SSS ta Wei ranW Mfl »»*»■ SERGEANT THOMAS EVlvg nf eS-TTf Evans' a vet«ran member w i«S. -d^1-0 detachment of the 2nd V B Welsh Regiment, has died suddenly. He h7A been a \oluuteer for thirty-five yeara™^ retiring a few years ago7 under t^ limit, and was a well-known shot. THE REV. D. BANKES PRICE. BD ABERYSTWYTH. Tho death has taken place at Marine, terrace. Aberystwyth, of the Rev. D. BanJ^ Price, B.D., a former rector of Llan gel vrrn North Wales. The deceased was 82 yeaL Jf WOOD- SWANSEA. The death too* plaoe at Swansea on Wed nesd^y of Mr. T. Travers Wood, chai^an of the Swansea tras-light Company. Mr V.'fv ,-] devoted much attention to the concerns of ^LT,mpai17, of w:hicfc he had been a and chairman since 1398 He died at his residence, No. 28, Glanmor terr^e, after an illue^ of about U<n £ *yT deceased, who was 78 years of a^e had been an ironmaster, and subsequently a metal in a large way business in Swansea and district. At one time he was a diredor of the Bank. In later ye&rs. after bis retirement. hy; chief works. He took no other Part ^^c We" MR, SAMUEL BABAGWAN,vth ZHJrW The death occurred on Wedn*>aH^ ?-^T* F. Mr. Samuel Bai^gwanatt °f Baragwauath Bros., fruit and ^+ ,M€6srs- chants, of Cardiff, BirmigS P^.toT m°" pool. MT. Baragwanath, who wa« Aver- age, was born at St. Ives, Cornwall of to Cardiff abom lived near Pontypridd for three l^Pebruary. when he returned^CaXff He had been a sufferer from bronchitis^' went to South Africa for the ben^+ » v- health. His illness lately assumed •> sS-itSf aspect, and heart trouble combined about hie death. 10 bn^ DEATH OF A TALYBONT GBWP,v.ln,T The death took place on SR' Talybont-on-Usk of Gwenllian Williarr.^ al 103. The old woman attended the TV ,aged Market for 50 years until she w^s of age. Her eldest son, who was bom ifrs she was 50 years of age, lives at TredeeZr ° =-

F'OWELL'S B-I-LSAM WILL CURB Youp. CO-UG-R. S" SEE 3 2SU. sssisr x^vf A Bemindert The 'Best Tonlc^w^ T^lc.% ntds, I}ptlr.o!). & JJarlnnq <etabI ísblutnt£). GLASGOW. DR INK. HUNDREDS RECLAIMED BY THE JJAGEY /JTREATMENT. m, ,TKs. NO RESTRAINT. Otaest arid ^lost buceessful in this Country. G\,0F lIQUOR GRADUAL. >^ena 1 or -^Dhlet to THE Sw.TISH HAGEY, rp^i «rrr G Ha^ey, Glasgow. Tel.—Nat. 402 Ar^yle. Communications (xmndential. wl590 ucattonal ^nnotuunnent^ P'^SWYLFA HIGH SCHOOL7"II; NEWPo.RT-ROAD (near Univ. CAli.). Besid«-nce. 2V. RTCHMOND-ROAD (- ma.-nrteh frooi TV. d R. Railways), •p Pnu^Pf;l Miss Jones. F ^rejared for Londou ilatric., Oxford i ^iin^>r;ds« LooaLs, College of Preceptors', S^i^rT1Ce,^nd Pi«»oiorM- and Vioii- Exa- minations. Recreation Ground, Swimming, Tit ^an^tary CeitrEcato. Vacancies for 2 aoajvfcrs. Terxa fcagins Jan. 16. Pu-pils received a*, ajiy Ume. Gii-Ls' a-nd Boys' Kindergarten al021 13ublir gnntfnlrnt5. J^EW RJLHFATRE, ^ARDIFF. sole Proprietor EOBERT REDEORD, EVERY EVENING at 7.15, And .SATURDAY at Two. LAST NINE NIGHTS, > EVERY EVENING at 7.15, And .SATURDAY at Two. LAST NINE NIGHTS, > LAST TWO MATINEES of the MOST BRILLIANT and SUCCESSFUL pANTOMIME, JACK THE QIANT FFCLLLER. COMPANY of OVER 100 ON THE STAGE. MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY at 2. rf^ren Half-price All Parts to these Per- tormances. Box Office at Theatre 10 to 5. Nat. Tel. 376. a1142 F DV | "A PERFECT FIGURE,! I rapidly produced by 1 ffPECTORALiNE I j It Never Fails I W Unlike many other prep- H jr vSc arations, it is non-injurious P j to the most delicate, and 6 \M Medical Testimony I v. has shown it to be a general fi \a tonic that no lady should be H \St_. wi thout. It will be forwarded B S privately packed, in Liquid B or Capsule form, post free B \EPA(A 4/9 or 4/7 respectively. B 8 Describe your desires clearly and I will send. I g A free personal letter of advtcs. S 8 KOSM EO (London' s lead ing beaut y specialist.) I fi 80, Duke St., Gi'osvanor Sq. London, W. 9

MEALS FOR CHILDREN. PAHENTS' RESPONSIBILITY AT CARDIFF. A. meeting of the schools eaaiteeji com- mittee of the Cardiff Education Authority was held in the City-hall on Monday, Alder- man Lewis Morgan presiding. One of the points whic.h the committee had to decide was whether they wore to charge for every meal provided to the school-children under the Provision of Meals Act. The Chairman stated that, provided the committee were satisfied parents could not pay, they did not intend to ask them, but he thought they should have some understand- ing on the matter. Were they to feed the underfed children, or were they going to give meals to everyone who wanted to pay for them? Mrs. M'Kenzie suggest-e, that meals should be given to all those who were recommended by the teachers, whether they were under. fed or not. Finally, it was decided, on the proposition of Alderman Beavan, seconded by Mrs. Lester Jones, that prrvison only should be made for the underfed. Further, it was agreed, when it was ascertained thatpaxents were able to pay and did not do so, proceed- ings should be taken, but not until the instructions of the ooraimitfcee had been given. It was agreed that a deputation consisting of Mrs. Oantillon and Mrs. Lester Jones, together with the director of education, should visit Leeds, Manchester, and Brad- ford to see how the AcFwas being worked, and that they should report to the com- mittee. It was agreed that the meal to be given should be a- mid-day meal. that notice be given to the parents where meals are supplied, and that the price to be charged ba left to the committee. FEEDING UNDERFED CHILDREN AT NEWPORT. The scheme of feeding school-children under the Provision of Meals Act has oome into active operation at Newport. Dr. Lloyd Da vies, chairman of the elementary educa- tion sub-oommittee, has drawn up a menu for mid-day meals.

LOCAL COMMISSIONS. Tho London Gazette" contains the following:— Grenadier Guards.—Second-lieutenant (on probation) the Hon. Roderick C Lloyd- Mostyn resigns his commission; dated January 25. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY. The Carmarthen.—Captain Algar H. g. Howard resigns his commission; dated Deceanberr 31. VOLUNTEER RIFLES. 2nd Volunteer Battalion the South Wales B,orderers.-Dauglas Parker Robatham to be seoond-lieutenaut; dated January 7. 3rd Volunteer Battalion the South Wales Borderers.—Lieutenant L. B. Hogarth resigns his commission; datod December 24. 1st (Pembrokeshire) Volunteer Battalion the Welsh Regiment—-Captain R. A. Nevill resigns his commission; dated December 26. TERRITORIAL REGIMENT. South Wales Borderers.-Captain Charles W. Fearless is seconded for service on the staff; dated January 4. Lieutenant Noel J. Williajns is seconded for service in the Army Service Corps; da-ted January 1. MILITIA ARTILLERY. Pembroke.-8ccond-lieutenant Robert W. Wyrfriiatt to be lieutenant; dated Decem. ber 23. t ROYAL ENGINEERS-MILITIA. Royal Monmouthshire.—Captain Christian j j -r Galloway resigns his oommiseion; dated January 15. INDIAN ARMY. King has approved of the following aumiesion to the Indian Army:—To be ^cond-lieutenant, Second-lieu tenant Charles ^nt\!y-Jra$La s^°' ^th Jacobs Horse, from the ioo7 k^a+ ^rderers; dated September 19, but to rank from January 24.

= GAZETTE NOTICES, ,,r NOTICE R £ WINDINCT-UP. meeting t,lat a-general (Limited), in liq-akiat-Hn lc tompajiy Mount Stuart-square OH wVff -c £ at at ten a.m., for thl' °1 February 26, liqiiidatiou accounts skovvi^ ?l laavlu" •taft tUe "S±??TCTE. MSSOLTED. pieuerl by the CJiapf a lio'aw. which states t.W ,r i'l'ienaiy -ng Men's Club and Tnsfi^ Pentre Work- number 1 877), held at « Ystrad, Rhondda Vaj.w WlJ'.Jiajn-etreet, in&truiment, unless wiain th rL dL<?fJGlved ceedings comment by pro" Oi-her person interested in ^mber or claim on the funds nf fhL having any aside such dissolution and the°Rety aside accordingly. &ain<e is seft BANKRUPTCY ACTS —RETVtitat William Owem, 6 qkder graig, builder. "ado-st*eet. Peay. mssolted. Emns, juu., tnading 5 'Rloma« P«ll, LlTMtoUy, and-Son». at John Evans retires. ooaiti*actar8; Edward Maples liatoji ajiY? ixr n Baj'ker, carrying on buBanees as tT^I H- Barker, at and architects and surveyors Newport,

POLICE AND SOCIALIST. ALLEGED TO HAVE ADDRESSED A CROWD WTELLLE DRUNK, At Merthyr on Monday Hugh Owen wn liams, a tall, young fellw, wilh W h^r eajd to be a Socialist, was charged with beine dru?k disorderly in WmdLr-21 The prisoner said that half-an-hour pre- to hid a.rrœt, he had been addl"ES6ÎDg a meet of 500 pwple. and he have, been drunk to have held the aui-aotion of a crowd of that for three-quarters of an hour. lie alleged that the polioe-corltable struok him. and wip-ed the floor" denied 1 the absolutely J00es Said that ten pan tie saw the prisoner on the sterna n.t Pubhc4iall Troharris. addressing a crowd, waa drunk at that time. Defendant was fined 10b. and ooets. t

}3trthst i^arnages, Beati)S, in jltntoríanl, &r. -o. NOTICES appealing under these headings are chargrod at a mUlimlUll ratt) of Is. Cd. for 20 word" and 9d. for each additional 10 words or part cf 10 wonts, ;iad must be prepaid. This charge securos in- sertion in both "WEEKLY MAIL" aad "WfiSTKKX MAIL"; for an additional payment cf 5d. the notice will also be Inserted in the KYESTTNG EXPRESS." Y, not ire of this description will be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender relegra-ns or Telephonic Messages cannot be acted on until confirmed in writinc. BIRTHS. DAVTF.S.-Oa Saturday, .January 25th, at Bameithin, Aherdovoy, the wife of D. C. Davies, of a daughter. January 28th, at Newca»tl&-or.-Tyne, the wile of Mr. Elio Gores, Vic«-Consul de Prance, of a son. GOSS.—January 29th, at Philharmonic Restaurant, Car- ditf. wifo oi Nir. Fred Ooss, a daughter. JOXE-S -On Tuesday, Jawary 28th, at Edlogan, Sabaatopol, to itr. and Mrs. W. T. Jonas, a. son. JOS-EPH.—January 24-th, 43, Piasturton-avenue, to Mr. and MTS. R. T, Jor«ph. a dauph-ter. BO BERTS.—On Wednesday, januarv 22nd, at The FioM. Pontypridd, to Dr. and Mxs. Roberts, a oauyfrtsr. THOXA.S.—On Sunday. January 26th, at The Cottage, —'ia-ntri-sarbt. tiie wife oi T. K. Thomas, ot a dcwigMei. WEIR-On 2-Jth in sr. i-t 5, Ciive^ireEcent, Penaxtn, t::e visa of Captain James Weir, of a aon. MARRIAGES. 2Sth, at the Parish Church, Barry, by fl. :1. Stewart, Rector (t»y uc^sncs;, Jo.in j-'irry, I'lte cf Oivmb^an and Grey Hall, Abea^gavenny, to J&unie, daughter of the lata Rd. Arnold, of Blatna. and Rock ViUa, Abergavenny. No cards. At Homa, Hiphfitid, Alhacy-road, Caxdiif, 3 St.li and 20'.h FbnBrv. Pf'JJLA.RD—STEPHEXS.-—On January 25th, at St. Peter s. Oystea'tiioutn, by the RElv. Harold Williams, Vicar, John M. Pollard to Annie Ethei Stephens, o-iug-hipr of tho late .VI. A. Stephens, Skettv, and Mrs. Stephens, Kldcn House, Swansea. THOMAS—-A-AOEELJj.—On Xovfmbor 14 th. at Jienx-enup. flr.grl-aton, Sydney, Austialia, bv the- Rev. J. H. BeyfiJJi, of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ohurch, .^i-J 1 j>■ id Theo. Thema." widest son of Mr. David Thomas,. Coli.iory A,gent, L-akefield, Uunsliv, to Marguerite V,addcil, TOiiiwrest daughter of tie late Mr. W. NVaddell, Singleton, X.S.W. DEATHS. BEAYLEY-—On January 2f,th, at SI, RomiHy-crescent. John Wc-dlake, aged 55, beloved husband of Jane E Em yl ey- DROVI,N.-At 33, Stacey-joad, on January 22, Robert Brown, aged 72 years. BRYANT.om Januairy 23rd, at 85, Give-road, EdLth Esther, the beloved wife of Edwaiwi T. Bryant, aged 34. OOOMBS.—On JaJtuary 24, at the Rose and Castle, Aberaman, Sajah Anne, beloved widow of the late B. G. Coombs. NAVIES-.—On January 26th, at the residence of his son-in-law, He\ J. Morgan Jonos, Cardiff, the Rev. Thomas Davies, C-M. Minister, Caerphilly, in his eighty-sixth year. EVAXS.—On 24th January, 1908, at FfrwdgTech, Brecon, Duvid Evans, in his seventv-ntnth year. EY AS.-At Fengarreg Farm, Bargoed, David Evans, aged 79. EvAlvS.—On the 25th inst., very suddenly, second son of Rev. Jonathan Evans, Rochdale, in his seventeenth year. Crlj.LXVILL.K.—On January 26th, at her daughter, E. Oxland's residence. SS, Xevvport-rcad, CarritiT, Susan Glanviiie, formerly of Hayle, Cornwall, in her eighty- seven-th year. GRIFFITHS.—On January 2nd, Igaa, at tbo Treefon- tein Colliery, Witbank, Transvaal, John Justin Griffiths, Mechanical Engineer, who was accident- ally killed, aged 36 years, youngest eon of William Griffiths, Hi^'h-street, Ahorcarn. BANT'—January 2Sth, at the residence of his son- in-law, Frank Morgan, l>onntngton House, Whit- church (suddenly), James T. Handy, M.R.C.V.S. (Lond.), aged 60 years. At rest. Interred at Whit- church. HONVELLS.On January 21st, Thomas Howrtls, late Of 19, Church-street, Merthyr, Accountant, aged 43 years. IN,G,S.-O, January 23rd, &t 5, Bute-terrace, -ponty- clun. Jane, the beloved wife of Joseph. Ings, aged 57 years. JEXKIXS.—At 216, Newport-road, Cardiff, 00 the 25th inst., 'Cecil Lucy, the second daughter of the late John Jent'ns, ESQ., of St.-y-Nill. JOHN.-On January 21at, at 20, Montgomery-street, Cardiff, Morgan John, C.M. Deacon for 38 years, late Of Ten Peutre, beloved husband of Mary John, aged 67. JONES.—O-n January 22.nd, suddenly, at Springfield, Pon ypool, Evan Jones, Draper. JONES.—On Tuesday, 21st inst., Mary, widow of the late Thomas Jones, Royal Oak, Bedwas, 74 years. JONES.—On Sunday, January 26th, 1908, a.t 7, South- terrace, Neath, Hoykin Jones, in his sixty-fourth year. JONES.—On January 24th, at The Chase, Merthyr Tydfil, Major Lewis Phillip Jones, V.D., 3rd V.B. Welsh' Regrxeni, beloved husband of Mary Ann Jonee, aged 66 years. LEWIS.—Oil the 25th inst., at 23, Marlboroagii-road, Cardiff (the residence of her parents), Myra, wife of Ban. Lewis, Manager, Lloyds Bank, Bargoed, and only surviving daughter of E. and J. Goundry. LLEWELLYN-—On Sunday, Ja.nua.ry 26th, Anne, widow of the late M. Llewellyn, Bute Villa, Trealaw, aged 74 vears. MAYO. On the 24th inst., at 106. Dunraveai-street, Tonypandy, EAizabeth, wife of Daniel Mayo, aged MEEK.—On January 27, at Pontvpool Hospital, after serious opeiation, Mary, beloved wife of Thomas Meek Clytha Arms, Ciytha. MORGA-N-Oln January 20, at her grandparen-ts' resi- dence, Broadway, P&terstone, Rhona, daughter of H. Parry aii-i Nan-cy 31organ, CaidiC, aged nine months. MORGAN.—On the 27th jest., at Bryn View, 12, SummerhUl, Ellen., beloved, wife of Alderman George Morgan, a.ged 64 yeaxs. Private funeral on Friday, Two P-In-, Cliristchuroh. No flowers. RAM.SDALE.—Jan-;ary 27th, at 19, Pen-y-wain-roaid, Cardiff, Edith, aged 31, the dearly loved wife of Captain S. Eaini»iale> and daughter of the late WU- liam Andrews, of Liverpool. ROSE.—Mrs. Maria Boee, an oM Cardiff resident, passed away on 22nd instant, and was laid to rest at the Cardiff Cemetery on Saturday last. The deceased was a member of Bethel Chapel, Docks, and was much respected by the Fn.stior and Congregation. SQUIM.-ON Thursday, January 23rd, at 20, Strath- nairn-streot, Edward Squire <late R.R.), aged 71. SY-I,BIO-NS.On the 22nd inst., at Mount Pleasant, Pencoed, after a short illness, D. G. Symmons, late Rheola Hotel, Porth, aged &9.. TILEY.—On January 25th, at Richmond-road, Moun- tain Ash, James, aged 67, the beloved father of Mm Ben. Tiiey. TO.MKIN-S.—Oo the 21th inst., at 1, Stanhope Villas, Chapel-road, Abergavenny, Thomas Tomkins, in his eighty-third year. WITT.-O, Monday, 27th inst., rt 15, Gordon-road, Cardiff, Robart Witt, aged 77 yea.rs. Deeply regretted. TN" MEMORIAM. CHARD.—In Loving Memory of Harry Chard, of Cow- bridge, who died January, 25th, 1905. FISHER.—In Loying Memory of Mary, the betoved I wife of George Fiaher, Coedymwetwr, Bridgend, who died January 28th, .1907.—" Oh for a touch of the vanished l#.nd, And t!ie sound of the voice that is still'd." GRAINGER.—In Loving Memory of my dear Husband, Janaes Frederick Grainger, who passed away at 2, Neville-place, Riverside- Cardilf, January 27th, 1901. LEYSHON.—In Tender Remembrance of a devoted Husband and Loving Father, Llav3d Leysli-on, Graig ¡ Villa, Pontypridd, Bsewer, who passed away I January 27th, loJ7, MAGGE-—In Loving Memory of my dearling and only Sister, Margaret Ann Magg?, 'late Lton Hotel, Txe- orky, who died Janu^D' 27th, 1896, aged 23 years,— A light is from the household gone, A voice we loved Is stilled, A place "is VACMLT in our home, Which never can be filh'-d. M0RGA.N.—In Loving Memory of our beloved Parents, Henry Morgan, ME., Rock Villa., Pontyclun, Uan- trisant, died -Nlay 22nd, 1396. Also our beloved Mother, Jane Morgan, died January 27th, 1907. T MORGAN.-In Loving Memory of my dear Wife (Louie), who djed January 30th, 19-J7.—Thy ways, O Lord, wo cannot see, 1^u- all is well thatTs done by Thee. PARYITT.-In Loving Memory of Haniiah, dearly beloved Wife of James Parfitt, Webh Harp, Ponty- pridd, who entered into rest January 27th, 1907.- "Gane away, but not forgotten. Never will her memory fade." PRICE.—In Loving Memory of our dear Fatber^DavId Price, who passed a»'ay at Oraig Rhymney, Tirphil, January 29th, 1907. Coffadwriaeth y cyfiawn sydd fendigedig." TAMI>LIN.-Jn Irving Memory of my dear Son, Walter James Tampl!'Q' who passed away January 27th, 1901, aged 33 years.—Faithful to duty, in friend- ship sincere, He remains for ever to memory dear. WATTLE Y (Edwin Richard}.—In Tender Memory of our beloved little" Sunny Diok," whom we sadly miss.—Until we meet again. W HEELER .—In Loving Memory of Emma Jane, dearly beloved Wife or T- Wheeler (hrte of H.M'. Customs), who ent into rest 25th January, 1903. WILLIAMS.—In Loving Memory of our dear Sister, Annie Henry WtUiarcs, late Victoria. Inn, Bu-ton rarry, who departed this life Janoary 27th, 19Ce.- Peace, perfect peace.—From her Sisters, Maggie Mary, Lizzie, and lAtcy. WOODWAJiD.—Edith, tbe teteved wire of Joseph Eassell Woodward, who departed this life Januarv 25th, 1505, aged 36 yeaTs. Interred at Barry Charoh yard.-To memory ever deax.-Fruni Husband anii CUiktren.

FAIRS FOR FEBRUARY. The following list of markets and fairs is sup-plied by local correspondents, and every haa been 10 eB»ure aecuraoy. No responsibility can, however, b« accepted for < errors. Keadora are invited to sead addi tions or correotdorc., so as to m.e..ke the list M useful as Desaible. Feb. [ Car Feb. Bniith 1 Carew Presteiga 1 Nat-berth Talgarth 3 Cardigan .— „ Fishguard 5 Llantrisant Llaaybythcr ™ 3 Haverfordwest 13 XJsk 3 Camrose Brecon Tygrwyn-ar-Daf .7.! u XJsk 3 Camrose Brecon Tygrwyn-ar-Daf .7.! u Tregaron ^4 Knighton 13 St. Cieais 4 Hay — u Abeiystwyth 5 Narberth ^4 Gowerton 5 Llandovery 17 Gowerton 5 Llandovery 11 LianAoidy 6 Builtn 17 Lampeter 6 Usk 17 Cein-ewydd 7 Llangadog is Heciyielia 7 Llandovery 15 Cstpol St. Silln 7 Whitland is Preeteign TO Llanaaialet 18 Caid33 (Canton) 10 Rhayader 19 Newcastle Emlyn 10 Llandilo 20 Llandyssul 11 Pendcnlwyn 21 Bettws 11 Brtlgend 25 Alitwen U Taiybcnt (Card.) 27 HavertorCwest 11 Crymmyoii 27 Llandyssul 11 Pendcnlwyn 21 Bettws 11 Brtlgend 25 Alitwen 11 Taiybcnt (Card.) 21 HavertorCwest 11 Crymmyoii 21 Newcastle r-,miyu 11

CONSTABLE'S StIART CHASE. BARRY LOITERER SENT TO GAOL AS THE SEQUEL. Polioe-couataJbie Beirnie told the Barry magistrates on Monday thaA at 8.30 Mn. om the 25th inst. he eaw Joseph Taylor, a Oadoxton youth, who was now charged with loitering with fedocious intent, in a lane at the rear of Kingsland-ereeoent. Barry Dock. layior looked over a wail, aia-d then tried the back door. Apparently finding it locked, he tried two or throo more, but hearing footsteps he ran away. The constable caught him, and prisoner said, I would not be here only I want to get the price 0If my lodgings." Taylor swore that he did not try the doors, but Dr. Fees said that fourteen appearances fotr a young fellow of seventeen was a very had record. He would have to go to prison •for a fortnight's hard labour.

PREPAID SCALES. WEEKLY MAIL. Grnall prepaid advertisements are inserted at; the rates mentioned below: — I Words. Once, £ hrea „Sil Times, Tunes, s. d. s. d. a, d, 14 0 6 10 16 15 to 22 0 9 1 6 2 3 23 to 30 10 20)30 Each extra n n ft n „ 8 Words I 1 WiiSi'EEN MAIL AND EVENING EXP it ESS COMBINED. Words. Once, i s, d. s, d, s. d. M 0 8)1 4 2 0 1= to 22 1 0 12 0 3 0 23 to 30 1 4 12 8 4 0 Each extn\ 8w„sr. °4! 08 10 la all cases the name and address are counted as part of the advertisement.

iftiSi-flianfous Situations Situations Vacant. OAINITABY Inspectors and Practical Sani- Science Examinations, Cardilf and preparation by correspondence.— Aton^'H'testimoniaJfi, a-ppiy to Sanitary Association, 2s, Bald-wm-afcroet, Briatol. 7968 "DOYAL ^Xavy and Royal Marines.—B^)ys "DOYAL ^Xavy and Royal Marines.—B^)ys J-ti and Men, 153 to 25 voa-rs of age- smod Re^Ctf^ ^entiH'~A^PIy to Admiralty ?79>; Offices, at o. Park-etreet, Cardiif'- i-wa;nsea; Xorth Park- 780o Crabrllrrs, agents, &r. TTQME Work.—Either sex; wtbofe or spare J-L time; no canvassing: stamped esnveLooe for particulars.—W. Mogfard, 33, Trinity^ street, Newtown, Bristol. wl477 ifleDical ^nneatfs;. A DVICE Fi-ee for Stamp.—Mr. and Mre. "7^ Stewart. Herbal Specialistis, 9, Grove- plaoe, Swansea. wl472 itusfdlaneou6> b Wiscellaneous Sales, 1WOKOERFUi. BASGAIN. 7i' "Ducheee Model (list price veir^f^S^?'fby D'Almsuoe ••efita.blished £ ram«. uprig-ht Grand, full ha 11 d^r'« uji tnchord, celeste action, &«■, in to new f^m hire. Equal both vv") va ^'i on Carriage free irTan? f nyea^ warranty. Katy terms fl will be allowed wit1firr% itS?1' rt. luguer ciass instrument .3 years. Open tall 8 n m • «at 4 — D'Af.-kiA-INE, 91, l'i iiabury-pa vemout. IA)udoD. wl421 "pUNERAL Carriages on Sale or Hire, equal ■f- new; low pei-ces, easy terms- h«iirR«4 -S. 1 £ d^SI £ S.bSSS; TTANlJi Every Day is Secootaaie, for some- JLL thing is Quore to get injured, cracked and bruken in the bqme. g or Little, strong or brittle, Seocotine will remedy all daana^es. It wouid puazle you to mention wtiwt it won't mend. In tubes «vei-ywheire • _wl415—1_" UOR Sale by Private Treaty, the Whole of J- the Machinery in the Engineering Works now occupied by Alexander Oldham and Bond (Limited), Town Dock, Newport, Mon. Inspec- tion can be made any day during business hoars. W1058 r^AE'DUNING for tho Masses.-—A Gar- Handbook, oontainin^ all the mJormation required for amatosir grar- d«3ners; price sixpence, bound in olo,.h one tiiiUang net, by podt ljd. extra.—Stationery stores, n eatern f^aii-buikii'ngs, Ciardiff. W1404 T JAW -"j the Million."—Second Edition, revTeed and enLarsed; the Law up to d^- .0°-1 taming 288 pages, and eSnnrisine all information for ordinary parp^ri^f 5d' TJii-f ^U?'d iQ cJoth W- uet> Poata^e 3d. e.xtra.-Srtatiou.v Stort.\S, Western Mail- wl405 for the Million," by a Family Phy-ician.-A )Iedicad Handbook, con- tile ^formation required for m"' o,El9S: frioe Id. net (postage 3d) ^rdiff Ty reS* Wtt3t«rn Mail-buildings, Oi,rdiff. wl4W P&1VA.TE Christmas Cards, from 2s ner dozen; seed for sampte book ^oid dieajpooLtttxaezit.—Statioiacjnf Western Mail. Cardiff. «»w*uiory Storetj, WEDDilNG CatrdB. Lat.eet Deeic'na.-We "triU eeaid a sample book anv carriage paid.—Stationery Mail Limited, Cardiff. w^ite,rn MOLliM^G Cards, Choice Deaigne.—We will senu a sample book any distal %SniL>Si?s$SP™> Sto^ Mail limited, irculf. work of remarkable valne Piict''?i«a new nage paid—Stationery car~ Liniited, Cardiff. y »totm Western Mail PILLOW i>oyleye.ii~Xjrr~ — in box, ix-autifal sues, lid.—Stationery Stores ^T,,„v r ^te-tern ^l CaTUirf. IWi'Y Japanese gp. — i: designs; very aiti^6: assorted 3d. extra.—istaiiouery Sui,U. loe ^s-> POistage c Cardiff. Western Mail, DISH Papers.—The Pr^XTT — six dozen, assorted vf: containing postage 2d. 72 Oval" I Jt« 7 sisas. 6id., atieodtod eizee, Is., no«tI^re Dusn Papers, bto-rea, Western M-~Stationery HE Emprfs6 Style peu. ri^HE Empress Style Pen. ;—7T~ X and very reliable. X^11' Stationery Stores, Wc<!tL 8-, 9d- P°st free.— ~77~7I~rrz^7. -^ieru Mail, Cardiff. FOuzitairi SI" pin^a ssus6" ste«- -wS?a '^rsasi price-list—Stat^TiJ^; write for jilastrated LS cS^y Stores, Western Mail Fountaua Peua, Jj Blotting Paper; in packets con- 8tation^lC5» ° 8tl6ets; 9d., postage lid.— —— ^y^tores, Western Mail, Cardiff. VVAV' £ i{L £ l' Fountain PerT fitted with medium g?ld Waverley nib, in frn^ °* troad points: an elegant pen, Q, ?ltlK a LONG-felt want; 10B. 6d., post free. ^ytatKjQery Stores, Western Mail, Cardiff. OOPl lNG Pressor7'LionT7^Brand; 21a., 30s? .40s-, 45s. Stands, 12s., 14s.—Prices and' particulars on application Stationery Stores Western Mail Limited. Cardiff. RXrlNG-C,ase, iD ROan Leather, 9 x 6, WRl^G-llasieriD'^oan Leather, 9 T~6 with pockets for notepaper, envelopes' pota-cards, and stamps, gussetted, bacttine- Pad; compact, strong, and useful; 2s. 6d Poet free.—stationery Department, Western Mail, Cardiff. \\7MTING-Case, to French MoJ^^rirtth VV leather flap, lock and key, com&art ments for paper, envelopes, staonns anil blotting-pad a very useful present; 6s', rJxii free.—Stationery Stores, Western Mail far diff. =>bip)jinti' ilotias. TWEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA AUSTB.1LIA, CAPE TOWN. TBKKKlvw SHAW, SAVIIJL. and ALBION COMPANY (LIMIT tD) despatch their ROYAL MAIL STEAMEIiS from Lon^ (Royal Albert Dock) every Four weeki ^i? ins at Plymouth. Next Departures: — FEB. 6 MAMAKI itw.ee ) 7 MAE. 5 IONIC WS £ £ Cbeau tares, sineie and J-*>4a<s GAPE TOWN REDUCED BATES from ig 9B Apply to Ismay, Imrie. and Co.. Livernoii and 1. Oockapar-street, S.W.; or to 8ha.w: Kavill. and Albion Co. (Ttd za t^a v. street, E.C., and 51. Pall Mall, 'iS.W. wl464 Aberdeen T AUSTRALIA. Via Plymouth, Teneriffe, and Cape Town *DAAiA^OiJh.Feb. 18 MORAVIAN 4ia MILTIADEb (fc^ecO MAiJATilON '(iw^J Carries Tnird-clase Passengers omfy Superior accommodation for SaiJ^ sarL^u £ ,»^s<fia 7 and Co. 'LiSd, CaNAI>LAN PACIFIC T IKii 1<ASTE8T I Weekly Servioe from Liverpool mo ^irxjaQcied accommodation at TO mod^t* fares. Emxgrante met at CANADA CP. officiate. For "9s Pampliieft re WOB-K" 'f.PD\y to Canadian Pacsific Ely A* & «-pa.rade, Erifitol, or Davies ■? .Uo"' 58' Oharlee-street; Troon ae & Bone. Bnite Docte; T. Cook A Son, 2, Dukestrat Stewart & C~> 15, Mt. Stua-rt-sq.; Gadiipp 42' & Dawtion, 67, St. Mary'-et' Cardiff; Yoking- 4. Sons, 9, Tredegar-pl P»rt; D. M. Richards, Wenajlt, Aberdare Thomas, 19, Marketretvpeet, Abertillery F Oooan-bs, Beaufortrsci., Chepetow; R. Jones' High-et., liLymney; J. L. Atkins, Gedlyfaelcg' Dowlais; Morgan, 112, High-at., Merthyr •' Tnoniae & Sons, Towmi-hall-Ob/birs. • D. p Jones, Oraig P.O., Pontypridd; A. D! Webber G.W. Statiom Yard, Bridgend; T. G. Duncan A Co., Barry Dock; Howedl Beynon, Mount Yernon, Brynmawr-pl., Maesteg, Glam; and J. Phillips, The Poat-offloe, Glanaman. wl470 tiFor LADIES Pennyroyal, I Ptt Cachia & Bitter Apple. It..mme.d i by PbTlÛciaus Ie tboasand. of Ladies bo*e» I/14 &^9 of^»U chwalitb. "z/9 t JANE T.ON-DO-, Si |^ ■ 1 «J The PhySrcian'# M 0 J 1 L | i | nJS|| H Cure for Goat, Rheumatic Grout and GraveL The Universal lieraedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Safest and most Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Effective Aperient )!„,„, -.„„ for DINNEFORDS Begular Usa. _MAGN_E_S IA I' -¿.¡ SAMUEL'S SALE lque oppor- o.- securing valuable 'AIMS WZM\ 'AlSXcLOCKS, cutlery, Etc.p—^c7r1 These ara a few examples] price vSff^ I of the exevaordinary oifers. I I \C^ Call to-day and take full/JmL— C_~>f /3^xV^\ advantage of tile great/ky \\l// yA iZjf £ i$S\ OYb\ in prices. //A\ X f\ EAKLY and ha7« fl JIf/ j G^nAJ-5 «ol- choice from the won- §T&'i li I t 1 AG depful variety of de- j I I N »Ef- J lO\ ar,tlC' eS 0ffer6d 9<t. Hali-rairke4 I 1 j "W<-» n ,c<5 at half price. GEM RINGS, I III I F JV VfflHI can afford 11 j Pearls and Urg« I .,N 12/6 Ametiiyst an, TRAIN FARES PAID. REMARKABLE RECORD. Dear Sir,- It Is now 32 years this week superior since I purchased my watch for 25 Kl I fi'lijBMw Bristles 4/8. ca Never a better watch have you turned fl f gy I la out as regards titr.o-keeplng and dur- • {[ Im li ability. It has been in use every day „ m B during that time. It still ticks as BemOfflbei, eTerythlBg yO* puy B B true as ever and keeps accurate time. Is worth double, and any article 9 1% Yours truly, H. CLARKSON. can be returned within One m 1ft tfCArtQ FORFEITED !K AUOVE i.ET- Month. CALL TO-DAY! B m-rrnum ow ol -,N„0oTUsax-?,sVL'IN'E J"S' CALL, Y00 WILL NOT BE PRESSED TO TOY. £ « TMBDTK-OM. OF THOUSANDS. TP|A|(| FAfi £ ReFUN0 £ 0 YOU SPEND 26/ B H. SAMUEL 7, St. Mary-St, t M (Of MANCHESTER). CARDIFF. <l. tI NOW READY. A HANDSOME VOLUME. "WALES: To-day and To-morrow," 80 WRITERS. 80 PORTRAITS. Edited by T. STEPHENS, B.A., F.R.G.S., Author of "Wslshmon," "Y Cymry," to., dfco. ENGLISH EDITION. PRICE 6/- NETT. WELSH EDITION, PRICE 6/- NETT. The matter is exactly the same in both English and Welsh editions, and the price the same. You can take your choice between "Wales. To-day and Too morrow," and" Gymru: Heddyw ac Yforu." SOME OPINIONS OF "WALES; TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW." j Rev. JAMES OWEN. Swansea: "Most interesung, and, reflecting ae it does the diffesreni aspects of opinion and life in the Principality. it is most instructive. Mr. BERIAH G. EVANS: Cyfrol odidog." Rev. J. GRAWYS JONES: "Godidog." Rev. J. MORGAN GIBBON: "Most interesting." Mr. FRANK SMITH: Excellent book." Rev. 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JACKSON, ia, Plymoutli-gro»«, Maiiahe«tei FXELDINGS, i' OLD BSTAELLSHED FINANCIESS, "ulE PREPARED TO ADVANCE SUMS FROM £ 20 TO £ 3,000 AT SHOBT On Approved Nate of Hind, Versonal or Otaer Charges Arranged Before Transactions axe Completed. Mortgages on Property Effected at Currant Kates of Property Parchassd^ade Bills Discounted. Annuities and Fixed Incomes Arrangea. Deposits Received it 5 per cent, per annum. Apply direct, as wn have no agent&— HAYES-BUILDINGS, THE Tel., ri. 4S7. CARDIFF. MONE Y. Mr. H, levVIS, 2. CBABLBS-STfiEET, AVishes to invest Sums from £ 20 to £ 50^00, not HS y Professional Lender, bu £ a PRIVATE BA^ERW LADIES aud GENTLEMEN, at first Interview 'without objoctionablo mquiries, upon' NOTE OF HAND. Cheques (post-dated) cashed lmmedtately to any sunount at 5 per cent. interest. MR. H. LEWIS makes a speciality of strictest 3ecreey being ohsarved wbetlier husineat results or not. DISTA^CE_NO_OBJECT W1435 £ 20 TO £ 5,000 ADVANCED By Private Lender on Simple Promissory Notes. No P.-il1« of SaJe Taken, and absolute privacy guaranteed. First letter of al),plioa, tion receives prompt atten'tion, and intending borrowers are waited upon by a representa- the who is empowered to ocxuiplete transac- tion on terms mutually arranged, NO CHARGE being made unless bueinesa actually completed. Special Quotatkwifi for Short Ijoane.—Write, in confidence, to wl212 C. WELLS, Qorridor-ciiamibeirs, LEICT.8TEE. THE old-established Provincial Union Ban lc continues to L>cn< immense Sums daily, from £ 10 to £ 1,000, 011 Note of Hand alone or other security. No office Inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest- Easy Instalments. Special rates for short periods. Largest Inquiry charges whatever. Moderate interest- Easy Instalments. Special rates for short periods. Largest and most honourably ooiMtacted business in the King- I dom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire aatiefactioo in repeated transactions with 113. A trant!e;aan from Bank will wait upon you at once with Cash.—Call or write (111 confidence) to Manager, Stanley Dowding, 1, Qneen-square, Bristol; I or to Messrs. Armstrong and Francis, Accountants, 19, Dutawrtreet, Cardilf. wl456 iHonei). PHXL PHILLIPS, Pawnbroker, Jeweller,^ 24, 8t. Mary-street, Ciitiiif, advan<3*7 xnoney v.;>on plate, jewellery, deeds, work of art, china. Shares aad long-^S policies at low rate of interest. Suine °l £ 100 at Ife. ba. per month, interest. Fire burglarv safes by best makers. A large meat oi jewellery of all kinds kept in tmROWE R' S OWN NO'i'S. BY POST. £2. £3. JE5, £10, &20. &SO- Repay by P.O. from la. Weekly. Enclose a envelope. MR. TREDWAY, ST. ALBANS, He THE CHARING CROSS BANIk JL ESTABLISHED 1270. CARDIFF BRANCH": 13, ST. MARY-STREET. Head Offices: 28, Bedford-street, Charing-cross, and 59, Bishopsgate-street Within, London, B.C. 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We have been established far 3fi years, our position in the banting world to-day testified !Z the success of our business methods and to the *4. faction of our customers. Write or call for urcc A- WILLIAMS and H. J. TALL. Jolut Maiu^Vj Printed and Published by Bobert WlUiana JobD the Proprietors at 6&a, St. Mary-street, Cardiff' q, Jamee Norman, Caetle-street, Swanssa; oy B- Williams, Glebelaud-etreet, Mer'nyr Tydfii-MUl County of Olamorgaii, by H A Parker, SS, strtiet, Newport, in the Ooanty of Monraouth; at the Offices of Mr. T. A. Daviea. The Bill- BNcon. in the County of Braaknock. > SATURDAY. FEKRUAET J. 1903. -j A