The Herald of Wales. — 1889-07-27 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DEMI.  )01frird Miens, a [baud Eva and oasts ar rie the, quay of the 3  no trod abode, Wu ups, for.betng drtmk •  L Oarters of ,  Richard Davies, Morrieton, was CLECIUIiinBaI for sucetiee by her step-father, Thomas Williams.! —Defendant was bound over in fis to beep the) peace for three months. r, AN APPLICATION TO TER RICE= Mrs. Howells, a widow, livin,g'dwith her daughter at 1.5, Portia-autism, got] into the witness-box, and said that on Monday evening she MO in High-street. and when near the Zoar Chapel she lost her purse which contained about £9. in gold. Since that time the police had traced POMO of the money and She wanted to know what she could do in the matter. Inspector David Jones said that he had traced some of the money, and he had also ascertained that Jacob Nelson, aged six yearn, found the purse ocntaining the £9. The purse I containing the money was haxeled to the mother. A little boy namedlicAdams saw Nelson handing several sovereigns to Mrs. Lewis, the landlady of the Pszinnre Arms, who stated that they were farthings, and-she went over to to Mrs. Nelson's house, sad, and handed over some of the gold to Mrs. Nelson. Police Constable Rosser had received a sovereign from Mrs. Lewis, on Monday afternoon, and same from various other paeans. The Bench advised Mrs. Howells to place the matter before the county court, is that-was the only place where measures could be aken for the.reco :•re of the money. sCnoot wean cES.  Several persons were summoned for not sending their ebiklreu to sthool, and ordttmal attendance were made with the usual eosin. i  The Council of Trustees of the National Library of Ireland hare passed w- forwarded to. the Government a rf!solutiOn 131  a well? dewed  •  eel  I LOCATANA DISIrRICT Pour thousand To teen Us encampa • Bridgend. `•••••p.. ' • _onaañ Catholic Church is to he The entries for the Glamorganshire Agriell‘ erected at-Cdirdiff. tural Show at Treorky are very mammon& t Truth hears-that Lord Windsor will shortly Mr_ Albert Spicer, the adopted Liberal canbeereated Earl of limouth. didate for the Monmouth Boroughs, delivered a Mr. D. Pugh, M.P.intende to remit 25 per political address at Newport on Satarday, cent to fills tenants at the, next August audit. Sir E. J. Reed, M.P., is indisposed , and is At a meeting of the Cardi..'LLibr7 Commit- about to start oila sea trip for the benefit of his tee, a letter wee read sanotionfitg s loan of health. £1.0,000 for the eltensisn.of the Ir Library: William Davies, a child 5 years of age, woe I The Cardiff Health gommittee has decided to- playing on the canal bank at Abereanaid, when take steps to secure, the in_queion of Barry in fell into the water and was drowned. the sphere of their authodtili, ,The formal opening of thelferthyr • The extension which the lieWP°r"ilans h_.__°T° Baths took place on Thursday. The bath received by their rm. .venreoF•Aot will raise 146 feet long, 85 feet wide, and the depth varies thuopulation of the ugh hy eau 50,000. Ifrom2feet6in.to 9 ft. tb37.1 tlemsn cowh7atzurte. emotionk c'amaleitlinregcpmtdbrianrthegtrritaile pro;',:ye...l4e,sonondeadand dertoheiiiromdwithenitaientsdayof great reCardiffjo.. langs. Theahl.fra. Febr::+.eArnowwilla. • The death rate of Cardiff for the week ending °13°'„,„....,,_ July 20th, hair been 17.8. The birtftwrete is was TeS°Bl to cuter' equivalent to 32-40 per thousand. ' It is ftiel that rrogociations are being carried Mr. William Dowell, solicitor, has beentsP- on for the "starting of Mf°l•d Haven Ship" pointed United States Vice-Consul at Llanelli, building W°Ths• which formerly gave in the room of Mr. B. Jones resigned. meat to several hundred workmen. The Humane Society ha's awarded a brunztl The Pottyjnidd Board of Healthhave decided medal to William Davies, a Perabrey miner, for to prosecute Mr. Solomon Andrews, of Cardiff, gallantry ho displayed in rescuing a companion l'or running brakes from Hared to Porthwirhout drowning at 13arry Port. thekßoard's permission. of Thethe Blearryetiviroct wcrnre coectintinonuwiedth-ontileweednniesngat AN'Amperr:D.HeamedhadHowblep hlinking heavily, entertained at dinner. been founhedcleacly day, when all the old people of Cadoxton were and had J.°, kit by hi, eampturbas to sleep off The special committee of the Rouse of Cons- theeffectiba • mans has thrown out the Bill for the am J alga- J. Moreau and r °MIT, tge° Morthr raation of the Bute Docks and Taff Vale Pnifiliate, foughta prize rot fu an hour and Railways, declaring the preamble jnot proved, three-quarters on Bunday. A cry Of police Ahoy named Hunt fell into a "feeder" at si was...then raised sad 11 draw was made.. Treforest and was drowned. A most assiduous r. William Griffiths, cashier of the Brecon is believed it has been wathed ager of the Llatielly branch of the South Wales search was made for his body, but it has not Oki Bank, has been iiPPoinind manCardiff' Dock branch. Union Bank, vice Mr A. E. Old, removed to the ..bezyfobyun.thd,eaattdit. Some irregularities have been discovered in the amounts of a Cardiff rate-collector named Jones. The Finance committee, however, being lieved there was-no intent efraud on the fire on Sainniay• deaigenee was se4C"2 the m's part and decided to rep to drimand hire. Tilletemmihi at Barry RaYal Dock, l'iimewas diaoo' whiaveredwaeto be air spot and the conflagration was au in a. an In re-committing the Welsh Intermediate an°ri time. Bill, says the Central News, the Welsh members On Saturday the Merthyr Cluardiima had will attempt to introduce such amendments as under consideration the desirability of raising will enable technical education to be given in the rateable value of coal. The matter was schools which will be created by that Bill in allowed to drop without anything being settled. Wales. The body of Martha Locker, who had been' The Cardiff coroner, on Satarday, severely . censured a builder's foreman and a contractor married six months, has been found in the Gla- , for leaving an asphalt, boiler wipe:63,o,d, ha morganshire Canal. At an inquest held oui which „had hat fallen and was burned to Tuesday the jury returned a verdict of found . death. drowned, but it is oonjectured that the porn woman committed suicide. James Bevan (26) son of a Chepstow farmer Eleanor Annie Morgan, aged 18, a servant, has been wmmided for trial on two charges of died at Cardiff, d as in childbirth. It was assault. He had forced his imp-relax suggested that else had been improperly atten- attentions upon a girl of 16, and a middle-aged ded, and an inquest was held, at which it wee widowproved that the nurse was a skilful midwife. About 70 members of the let Glamorgan The jury returned a verdict of death from Artillery Volunteers--atteuded by their drill natural