The Swansea Gazette and Daily Shipping Register

North Dock. Dock Master D. G. DAVTES. _n- Ardchatton s 65, McDougal, Kilkeel Annie Jones 76, Clau'en, Watchet Burmah 57. Cake, Bideford Ensign 96 Styles, Treport Four Brothers 74, Lathom, Dro^'heda G A Savage 67, Ashton, Liverpool Hannah M Bell s 1933, Cooper, Bristol Jeanie s 1113, Pollard, Newport Olivia s llll, Greenhlaae, Hayle Oine s 444, Pierrie, Tiouville Moorish Prince s 1427, Oliver, Liverpool Mistletoe 45, Ley, Mumbles Marie Eugenie 37, Allen, Bridgwater Sarah 44, Knight, Bridgewater AlU-UVED January 25 a.m Loustic 79, Naga, Brest Irene 71, Lee, Shoreharn January 25 p.m. Mourne s 60, Jones, Chester Wm Goorge 127, VicKery, Cannahs Quay Maria 39. Aarve, Paimpol Lenora 37, Chichester, Barnstaple Rose 97, Hobbs, Appledore M E Johnsson 99, Hughes, Queensferry Bishop ROCK S 146, Candlish, Caen SAILEJ > January 25 a.m Nil Jauurry 25 p.m Doonglen s 50, Payne Bristol

South Dock. Dock Master D. EVANS, R.N.R. Alwin 67, H-oss, Bideford" C&p Spartel s 68r, Klendt, Newport COLgress s 697 Dabbert Rouen City of Frankfoit s 520 Peterson, Dublin Dorothy s yt Boardman sea Defi. 75 Mendal Morlaix Hermine s 246, Regenstein, Bordeaux Hero (yt) Bond, sea Jacinth 99 Tyrell Glasgow Lydia Cardell 170 Tyrrell, Preston Linn O'Dee s 282 Bie, Treport Marguerite l27 Fagot Sables Normandy ps 281, Combe Osprey ryt) Parsons, Barry Ocean Wave 119, Nielsen, Soutnampton Reward 145, Garrett, London Raillieuse 83 Maheo Vanaes Saxon Briton s 352, Sims, Bayonne Vectis b 567 Allen Dartmouth Vivian (yt) Shea, Port Talbot William) t 1. Granham, sea ARRIVED January 26 a. m. Agnes 54, Hallftt, Bude Stuart s.726, Cogley, Liverpool Amedee 120, Sezon, Cherburg John ClarK 56, Solt, Belfast Louise 79, Colvan, Fecamp Agra s 62, Jones, 'Combe Jan 25 p,m Nil SAILED, Jqn 25 a.m Nil January 25 p.m I Agra s 62, Jones, Barry Theory s 17°, Mitchell. Cardiff I Ripertor s 95, Ile^fon, Oulton I

Prince of Wales Dock Dock Master T. GREEN. I -I Andalusian s 1142 Gomes Liverpool I I City of Malaga s 598 King Bristol Chatfield s 1904, Bunt, Poit Nolloth I Cheriton s 685, George, PomaroD Clanstad s 408, Morland, Antwerp Corneille s 1408, Baron, Liverpool Castro Urdiales s 1146, Cavia, Liverpool Duchess of York s 1648. Storm, Antwerp Dunsley s 1254, Roper, Bordeaux Elakoon 605, Gronross, Risor Herritgton s 776 Way St Nazaire Jas W Fisher s 153 Garrett Garston Kolozsvar s 1210, Blazevic, Bordeaux Llandaff City s 1196 Fitt, Bristol Madeleine s 561, LeBasmer Caen Nettleton s 1534 Webster Bristol Princess Alexandra b 319 Masson Garston Perim 8.11 Port Liverpool Pelaw s 519 Gray London Phonix s 1270, Larsen, Tilt Cove Rotherneld s 1843 Farrant Port Nolloth Segontian s 757, Evans, Liverpool Tudor s 670, Higgins, Rouen Trafalgar s 996, Samuel Rivadeo Talbot s 280, Owens, Liverpool Trevorian s 1442, WoolcocK, Odessa Torstein s 695 Olden Bilbao Village Bell 79, Grimes Dublin Veratyr s 889 Villadsen Antwerp W H L 89 Doyle, Dublin ARRIVED. Jan 25 a;m Oak Branch s 2064, Oxford, Liverpool Niobe s 582,' LeRoy, Ardiwan W m Gilmore s 97, Kearon, ArKlow January 25 p.m. Ronds s 696, Olsen, Workington SAILED January 25 a. m Nil January 25 p.m Cyclone s 638, Roberts, Bremerhaven Lackenby s 1347, Paikinson, Naples

Vessels in River. -n Kildare s 1549, Davidson, Aidrossan A bertawe, dredger, Pa lion Lynx (tug boat) sea Tanrus s barge 30. Wilson, Milford Kingil Lynn s 336 Bee, London Tees s 241, Taylor, London Bocannoo 36, Jones, Aberthaw

Fish Market, Argon s tr sea ManorMerCasttestraea Siniplon s tr ses Monint Viso s tr sea Reginald s tr sea A." ItiVEI C ariama s tr Langland's tr, 7, sea^| Cardiff Castle s tr sea Amelia tr sea Xerxes s tr 11 ED Nil

Graving Docks. ( \MBRIAN DRY DCK-NO. t, CAMEBIAN DRY DOCK—NO 2. Ossian s 297, Thomas, St Brieux CAMPTIIAN GKIOIRON CENTRAL DRY DOCK Cervin s 1173, Park, Dunkirk CENTRAL HAftD Erminie s 1251 Lt.wis, Vigo JERSEY DIITF DOCK. Jersey HARD VILLIERS DRY DOCK GLOBE DstY DOCK. PRINCE OF WAT-ES DRY 110CJt, Lycidas s 321, Gorley, Cowes PHCENIX DRY DOCK. SWANSEA MERCANTILE DRY DOCKt

Penetrative Power of Radium Bromide. Mr. F J. M. Page, writing from the Chemical liaboratory, London Hospital, states that radium bromide seems to have more penetrating powae than the nitrate. Using the bromide h< observed a distinct luminosity on a zinc sulphide screen after the rays had passed through ten post-cards and the card of the screen (in all five A diamond was found to be superior to zinc s ilphicto iD detecting these rays; thus, on covering the bromide with a florin, no effect on the zinc sulphide could be seen, whereas a diamond glowed percep. tibly when placed on a. heap of five florins (8 5 mm.) over the radium salt. A barium piatinocyanide screen proved to afford a slightly more delicate teet than the diamou-i.

TIDE TABLE FOB J A N U A ft Y HIGH WATER. TIME, HEIGHT ON CILLS. Week P of ales South y*- and N Dock 1 ock A.M. P.M. A.M. | P.M. A.M. ~I A.M. P.M. F I F I F I 11 Friday 0 50 1 24 26 0 26 8 28 0 i Satnrdy 1 55 2 27 '26 5 27 6 28 5 3 Sunday. 3 0 3 29 27 4 28 5 29 4 4 Monday. 4 2 4 29 28 5 29 3 30 5 5 Tuesday. 5 2 5 25 29 2 29 9 31 2 6 Weduesdy.. 5 55 6 12 29 8 30 0 31 8 7 Thursday.. 6 4O 6 55 SO 0 30 1 32 0 8 Friday 7 21 7 33 30 0 29 9 32 0 9 Saturday.. 7 57 8 9 29 8 29 1 31 8 10 Sunday 8 29 8 42 29 0 28 4 31 0 11 Monda 9 3 9 16 28 4 27 8 30 4 12 Tuesday. 9 35 9 50 27 8 26 9 29 8 13 W ednes. 10 10 10 28 26 10 26 8 28 io 14 Thursdy. 10 49*11 12 25 » 24 8 27 9 t5 Friday 11 37 24 11 2611 16 Saturday. U 4 0 35 "23 11 24 62511 17 Sunday. 1 8 1 39 '<!3 11 24102511 13 Monday 2 15 2 45 24 9 26 0 26 9 19 Tuesday. 3 21 3 47 26 5 27 8 28 5 20 Wednes. 4 22 4 47 is 3 29 4 30 3 2t Thursday. 5 22 5 43 3U 0 30 9 32 0 i2 Friday. 6 15 6 38 31 5 32 0 33 5 23 Saturday 7 5 7 25 32 9 32 9 34 9 21 Sunday. 7 52 8 10 33 3 32 9 35 3 25 Monday 8 35 8 56 32 10 32 0 34 10 26 Tuesday, 9 21 9 42 32 1 #0 11 34 1 27 Wednesday 10 6 10 26 3O 10 29 5 32 10 28 Thursday.. 10 48 1113)29 1 27 4 31 1 29 Friday II 40 127 2 29 2 30 Saturday 0 10 0 43 25 8 W 9 27 8J 31 Sunday 1 1 19 1 54 24 10 25 5 26 10. The height of Tide up the river at the Pottery biidge b 13 feet le^, and at Hafod Works & Middlebank 16 fett 6 inches less than on the Cill at the North Dock Half- tide Basin.

FIVE GOOD LINES- Billheads. Memorandums. Circulars. Charter Parties. Account Books. ENQUIREjjAT 1, Salubrious Place.

bE 1 BF.NWA'RIUNS 0.1" FREEDOM. "As I emerged from tht- noad I floated Md down and laterally kke a so'p-bubbk attached to the bowl of a pipe, until I at luI broke loose from the body und fell lightly to the floor, where I slowly rose and expanded into the fall stature of a man. I eeemed to be tmot- lucent, of a. bluish cast, and perfectly naked. With a painful senso of embarrassment I Red toward the partially open door to escape the eyes of the two ladies whom I was facing as weft ■0 others whom I knew were about me, but upas •Baching the door I found myself clothed, and tatiefied upon that point I turned and faoed the tOmpAiiy." He saw the mourners round his corpse, oad tried in Tain to make them realise his preeenee Be marvelled tha-t he felt. 60 wonderfully weJ i he Darned out of doors and travelled swiftly through the air. But he did not paa. into the liber world.

HOW HI: CAME BA- Thrre prodigious nick. Vlocked his path. IDI ftpur had not yet come. He became unconscious again, and when lie Was lying in hie bed lie awoke to oonaoiotmw* «od soon recovered. He wrote out this narratij* eight weeks after hie strango experience, but hi trad it to those at the bedside as soon as *16 I* tivwd. The doctor, who ws<s at the bedakle^ said that the breath was absolutely extinat ef lar as could be observed, and every tymptont marking the patient as dead was preaent. "I ■uppoeed at one time that he was actually dead te fttUy ae ever 1 suppoeed an vane to deadI^