Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1889-04-17 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

FOUR MEN BURIED ALIVE.  A ho-use--that—w—sa.b4;;;-I;iiii in the Via Santa Susanna, one of the most frequented thoroughfares in Rome, suddenly fell in on Friday moining. burying most a the workmen. At first there WWI a general stampede of the passersby in the street, and then some soldien+ began the work of rescuing the unfortunate workmen. Four masens have been pcilled, and a great ninny more seriously injured. The architect who directed the building operations has them arrested.  A telegram from Sydney on Saturday says .1 The captain of the German warship Adler states that when the hurricane arose at Samoa. Matta. fa's followers at firer ref used any assistance to the drowning Germans. but afterwards MC.. coured them. The German warship Olga Nur arrived at Sydney.  At Glasgow, on Friday, Mr. Todd, founder of the Theatrical Mission, said that many people talked of reforming the stage, but an actress once told him that be might as well try to reform the devil as the L maim stage. =M.. An Exchange Company's telegram ifOILI Gibraltar states that the British steamer Mogador has arrived there from the toast of Moroeco. When off Azimoor on Tuesday afternoon, the captain. two of the crew, and four pa-singers were washed overboard, and are suppwel to have been drowned.  "My wife wears the unmentionables: " is the latest production at the Paris PalaisRoyal. The play is a comely-vaudeville in three arts, by M. Adrian Barbusse, and, after no little touching up. has at last seen the tight with considerable success. It kept the house in a roar between nine o'clock and midtight, and althoughis its situations were farcically incontrruous they were effective and :musing enongh to disarm the most dyspeptic critics. The story is that f the hen-peeked husband. The man Walker, self-aecused of murdering Dr. Lemaitre and his is rvant in Paris right rears ago, was discharged at Manchester on Monday. Information from Paris was recieved indicating that he was not the murderer. The libel action brought by William Beg& professionally known as Walter Bentley, against James Henderson and F. Frankfort Moore. managing proprietor and assistant editor respectively of •"I'he Belfast News Letter," damages being laid at a thousand pounds, wag resumed at Antrim Assizes. Belfast, before Mr. Justice Harrison and special jury, on Thursday Mrs. Bentley deposed thet her husband's tour had generally been successful wherever they went. She had been fovourably reocived excqt on the occasion c Inplained of. In the Queen's Bench Court, onMoralay Ours noon. Mr. Crowder, justice of peace for Middles sex, consented to the verdict against himself for five pounds damages and cost, he having written to the Canterbury Music Hall stating that Mita Reside Bellwood, singer, had been dismissed ! front three music halls for indecency. Mi ! Bellwood brought the aetion. and Mr. Crowder now ex-pressed his regret that he had acted upon erroneous informeson which he had since a.etTo tamed had no foundation.  The Prince of Wales has promised to hellos? Wales with a visit this year, and will prod& en one day at the National Eisteddfod at BretonThis is not the Pri, ee's first appearance at the Eisteddfod, for was present on one of the days when it wax I ed at the Albert Hall, Law. don, a year or two ago. The Prince is to be t; e guest of Sir Joseph Bailey, who has four goAtnt in the neighbourhood of Brecon. The Baileys none from Yorkshire their coign:ethyl,. with Wales being eomparatively recent. One of them married into the orawahay family, and they owe their great wealth mainly to the iron and end industries.  the II aer  cow 1n4.1 line!  their tom, it ) tons  the 1 levie4 leder Gem  into . Inn Irt .nl^  41( 1411, .OgL4l. and e sad n Prot,: el • to theme  ANNtt 124.0 1414,01 j gd %nit dS,(m. .  .. It 1 *ft t the p Imre 7/..' 'Ho